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The Pro Bowl got an 8 tv rating. The highest rated sports program of the weekend and....

higher than the National League Championship Series!!!


Great decision by Roger Goodell on the changes he made this year despite the heavy criticism. He will get an even better rating next year in Dallas.


 
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I should have taken the over
 
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Yep. With the D tied up it's a pretty solid play.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasVeteran:

The Pro Bowl got an 8 tv rating. The highest rated sports program of the weekend and....

higher than the National League Championship Series!!!


Great decision by Roger Goodell on the changes he made this year despite the heavy criticism. He will get an even better rating next year in Dallas.


Where did you get that TV rating?

 
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Was reported on tv today. And that was also against the Grammys which got an 18 so it wasn't like it was the only thing on tv at that time.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasVeteran:

Was reported on tv today. And that was also against the Grammys which got an 18 so it wasn't like it was the only thing on tv at that time.

Got to be, i googled it and did not find Pro Bowl tv rating of 2010.

 
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over under on next years game will be in the mid 60's for sure
 
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just because they have a nice rating, the pro bowl format is suddenly correct

people just bored and need something to watch

stop defending the current stupid format. what the point to have a pro bowl game play with many non starters???

I will bet the house that the pro bowl will not be playing one week before the Super Bowl next year.
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Don't really like to Bet on the Pro Bowl! Had the Over on the Pro Bowl! Seems like Under/Over alternates every year! Riding a 3 team with NO/Under! Love the Saints with the points in this one!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gambling-devil:

just because they have a nice rating, the pro bowl format is suddenly correct

people just bored and need something to watch

stop defending the current stupid format. what the point to have a pro bowl game play with many non starters???

I will bet the house that the pro bowl will not be playing one week before the Super Bowl next year.


It's not perfect but much better than the old format. It will never be a true game of football so might as well get better ratings and make more money when you can.

The Superbowl is in Dallas next year. GUARANTEED the Pro Bowl will be there in the week before the Superbowl like it was this year. Makes great business sense.
 
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whats the point in even arguing about this?  this is like the dumbest game in all of sports who cares if its a success or a failure.  only all star game thats any good is baseball and thats only because it counts for homefield.  
 
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Wow thats insane, more than the NLCS, fuckin mindblowing to me.  To even compare the Pro Bowl to the NLCS is crazy.  I can see how it worked though people have been hooked on getting together drinking and eating for the past 20 weeks, and the best game is on deck.  Once the Super Bowl ends so does the football season.  Good for TV ratings but I liked it when the actually pro bowlers could play in the game. I could careless whether the NFL makes a couple extra bucks. I say back to hawaii.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasVeteran:



It's not perfect but much better than the old format. It will never be a true game of football so might as well get better ratings and make more money when you can.

The Superbowl is in Dallas next year. GUARANTEED the Pro Bowl will be there in the week before the Superbowl like it was this year. Makes great business sense.


Before you start calling out the haters, maybe you should do some research. Goodell curled up in the fetal position and decided to put the game back in Hawaii for the next two years because of all the heat he got for changing the format. The only reason it was in Miami is because the contract with Honolulu ran out and Goodell was simply exploring options. Don't expect to see this in the continental US anytime soon.  TV ratings...yipee.


 
 
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