ESPN reports today a J.D.Power survey of 9,200 sports fans who attended at least one major sporting event.
The survey states only 12% claimed to watch fewer football games last year (even though ratings before the election were down 14% and routinely double-digit percentages in almost every time slot in that period), but, when asked for the reasons (and a person could give multiple reasons)...
- The leading reason, at 26%, was the Kaepernick-led anthem protests.
Some of the other reasons given were close:
- 24% of those turning down their football was because of the off-the-field stuff with domestic violence and player conduct.
- 24% also said game delays and length were the issue.
- Even though the NFL is trying to get rid of the commercial-kickoff-commercial madness, the number of fans reducing football listing that as a reason was only 20%.
- 16% was because of the election directly.
- Cutting the cord was at 5%.
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