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Cowboys fan LeBron James says the NFL should not 'take the fun away'
Cowboys fan LeBron James says the NFL should not 'take the fun away'
LeBron James, everyone's -- especially Rex Ryan's -- favorite what if he played football athlete, became the latest public figure to weigh in on the NFL's ratings crisis.The four-time MVP, three-time NBA champion and eraser of the Warriors' 3-1 NBA Finals lead doesn't have an answer, unfortunately for the NFL.On Oct. 31, the Washington Post reported that ratings for Sunday Night Football were down 19 percent, Monday Night Football declined by 24 percent and Thursday Night Football took an 18 percent hit.
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LeBron James Gives His Thoughts on Why Fewer People Are Watching NFL Games
LeBron James Gives His Thoughts on Why Fewer People Are Watching NFL Games
Compared to last season's numbers, the NFL is experiencing a serious decline in TV ratings across the board.Sunday Night Football on NBC is down by 19 percent, while ESPN's Monday Night Football has fallen by 24 percent.As the league continues to search for answers to remedy the problem, LeBron James has some thoughts on why viewership is so low.
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LeBron James of Cleveland Cavaliers discusses declining NFL ratings
LeBron James of Cleveland Cavaliers discusses declining NFL ratings
DeAngelo Hall tells Hannah Storm how relieved he is to be on his way out of the NFL since the rules have become increasingly more restrictive since he came into the league, unlike the NBA where players enjoy more freedom of expression.(1:18)INDEPENDENCE, Ohio -- LeBron James is an unabashed NFL fan who attended the Cleveland Browns' 35-10 loss to his beloved Dallas Cowboys on Sunday during a rare in-season off day for the Cleveland Cavaliers.Based on the NFL's television ratings -- down by 19 percent for "Sunday Night Football," 24 percent for ESPN's Monday Night Football and 18 percent for Thursday night games through the first seven weeks of the season compared to 2015, according to the Washington Post -- the NFL could use more fans showing that same type of loyal viewership.
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