TV broadcasters not pleased with popularity of no huddle offenses

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

What's the business angle in these articles, brehs?

It Wasn't a Dream Start for Browns' Weeden - WSJ.com

Brooklyn Nets: Brooklyn Basketball Before the Nets - WSJ.com

What exactly is your point?

The article YOU decided to post in a sports forum was addressing a business/operational issue. Nobody's asking for your empathy.

 

[chuckifubuck]

honestly, after a summer of watching mostly soccer it was jarring when I watched my first football game in months and all the commercial breaks involved.
If we could trade ads on shirts or something like that for less commercials I'd be happy. Especially those awful ones where its TD-commercial-extrapoint-commercial-kickoff-commercial

and lol @ these broadcasters thinking if people had the option of watching the game with only stadium sounds (or the players mic'd up uncensored) they wouldn't be out of a job

 

[*Hulks Up*]

I'm upset about this too....I look forward to hearing Moose Johnson and Tony Siragusa spit nonsense in between plays

What!? They are like the only crew I don't mind listening to their banter. Collinsworth and Micheals are a close second but Moose and Goose are the best out. Love it when Goose breaks down a defense and basically calls the plays before it happens, they have fun with it and are not over critical and boring like every single other NFL crew.

 

[mastermind]

9% of football broadcasts include actual football, what's wrong with bumping that up to... 12%

Pretty much this...

"Oh noes, they are actually playing football now"

 

[Spaceman Piff]

honestly, after a summer of watching mostly soccer it was jarring when I watched my first football game in months and all the commercial breaks involved.

Honestly, If we could trade ads on shirts or something like that for less commercials I'd be happy. Especially those awful ones where its TD-commercial-extrapoint-commercial-kickoff-commercial

and lol @ these broadcasters thinking if people had the option of watching the game with only stadium sounds (or the players mic'd up uncensored) they wouldn't be out of a job

if you got 5.1 audio set up.. the commentary uses the center speaker. so you can mute the center speaker and watch the game without the chatter.