2018 Super Bowl TV ratings decline

By Oscar Y. Harward

According to some media reports, early TV ratings for the 2018 Super Bowl shows a 3% decline of American viewers who chose not to watch this year’s championship game.

At the same time, NBC, The LA Times, and others listed 2018 Super Bowl TV ratings decline by 7%.

This year, National Felon League (NFL) Super Bowl LII attracted some 3,000,000 less viewers than in last years.

After the 2017-2018 National Felon League (NFL) regular season began and some players refused to stand up became an issue with the playing of the National Anthem, game attendance fell by some 10%.

It is apparent many American TV viewers have rejected NFL Commissioner, Roger Goodell’s decision and his support of NFL players who refuse to stand up and support the National Anthem.

Many NFL millionaire players and Commissioner Roger Goodell’s supporting NFL players who choose to take a knee by showing their refusal to stand up and support the National Anthem, are being rejected themselves.

NFL season attendance has declined this year by nearly 10 percent compared to last year.

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