CBS has nothing to crow about this week as they were stymied by MUT 24 Coins weak slate of games (a Raiders-Broncos slugfest was played in a lot of the country against the Saints-Packers rivalry) and drew a fairly subpar rating. The singleheader game drew 10.4 overnight, down 30 percent from the singleheader last year that featured the Lions-Cowboys match on Fox. It also fell 13 % from singleheader starring the Ravens and the Steelers in 2010. which was the last time it was on CBS. To date, CBS has averaged a 10.4 rating in their two singleheader window and Fox has averaged a 12.7.
The Madden NFL 24's choice not to more rigorously enforce player safety rules that are already in the book has lured the "football is football is football is football" response that the majority people probably anticipated. I'll take one second to acknowledge that this crowd has a point: everyone in this version of Madden NFL 24 is well aware of the dangers that are part of the game, and participation is not compulsory. That's certainly not in the Army. It's not like there's a draft. Wait. Okay, this could require some attention.
They acknowledge that Madden NFL 24 will be a league in which people's lives are often destroyed. Get involved, everyone! This is the key thing to keep in mind even though we're cynical as our views may be, we would prefer to buy Madden Coins see fewer lives lost, and making the game 0.5% different (if you can call it that) is a price we'd gladly pay to the goal.