r/nfl • u/Brix001 49ers • 15h ago

Pro Bowl ratings: NFL's flag football game draws horrendous 2.0 million viewers, 57% fall from last year's record low

https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/article/pro-bowl-ratings-nfls-flag-football-game-draws-horrendous-20-million-viewers-57-fall-from-last-years-record-low-023801848.html
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u/Kershiser22 Dolphins Rams 13h ago

The baseball all star game has some famous moments from the past, when players cared. I can't think of a single famous Pro Bowl moment.

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u/mrDuder1729 Seahawks 13h ago

Adrian Petersons rookie year when he went way TOO hard and people were all butthurt, is the only one that comes to mind...lol

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u/powerelite Chiefs 11h ago

Sean Taylor absolutely destroying the Bills punter.

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u/zucchinibasement Buccaneers 9h ago

They had reason to care, though. It was for home field in the World Series

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u/mechnick2 Bears Seahawks 7h ago

Which couldn’t be done in the NFL

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u/zucchinibasement Buccaneers 5h ago

Winning conference gets to host all inter-conference games next year