Posted on 10/01/2018 11:28:36 AM PDT by EdnaMode
The mantra for the current NFL champions in Philadelphia may be “fly Eagles, fly,” but last night on Sunday Night Football it was Super Bowl XLVII winners the Baltimore Ravens who hit high notes in tearing the Pittsburgh Steelers apart.
In a 26-14 win on SNF, the Ravens are now 3-1 this season and the Keystone State team is near the bottom of the AFC North. The game in Pittsburgh on Sunday also saw another type of bottoming out in the ratings for the league and the NFL, as the primetime Week 4 matchup drew a 12.3/21 in metered-market results to hit a season low.
The early number is down 10% from the Detroit Lions’ easy win over the New England Patriots last week.
(Excerpt) Read more at deadline.com ...
It didn’t play in my house.
Once the flags started to fly, I checked out.
What kind of Americans attend these so-called games?
Same ole Tomlin.
I don’t watch anymore, don’t miss it.
#12 should run out of bounds and drilled him.
I'm amazed how much more time I have on weekends!
They need new defensive and offensive coaches. Steelers are horrible this year.
I used it to put me to sleep last night. Better than melatonin. Worked like a charm.
Tomlin needs to go.
I can’t stand Tomlin. Obama ball sniffer and a serial cheater.
“Steelers and Ravens can’t top Patriots/Lions?”
—
Meh, I don’t care, my football watching season finished over a week ago when the Chicago Bliss beat the Austin Acoustic 28-20 in the Legends Cup,.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YqsZDE2T8w
Appears he was.
That team has issues.
The wife and I watched a movie and then “Halloween Wars” on the Food Network.
Thanks, I was trying to find that clip to explain to my wife why I hate Tomlin during the Buc game...
When’s The Grey Cup?
Atlanta - 97.2
Indianapolis - 86.1%
Dallas - 90.1%
There was a game on???
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.