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Just now, Moose Milligan said:

SuperBowl viewership hit a 15 year low this year.  In a time where people were apparently starving for sports.

The NFL has to be alarmed by this and even moreso the television networks paying billions for the broadcast rights. With less parties and most bars closed, the ratings should have gone up for the Super Bowl and not a sharp decline. 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

Not old enough yet to be schooled in the ways of aggressive message board GM moves, eh?  

Was hoping for last year to be the year they started to get into it.  Didnt work out with tee ball and going to the games because our country sucks but hoping this year changes that.

Still, it’s an uphill battle for sure these days to get them interested in a game that moves slow.

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