Super Fraud: Couple of catch-up points: NFL Week 4-5 Fine Blotter Part Two and NFL Week 6 Ratings

Friday, October 22, 2021

Spotrac does not have a technical Week 5 fine list. Perhaps a number of these new fines on the list are Week 5, not sure, but Spotrac has these:

New York Giants: KaDarius Toney, $12,875 and
Dallas Cowboys: Damontae Kazee, $6,264 for their fight.
Chicago Bears: Mario Edwards, $9,522, unnecessary roughness
Indianapolis Colts: Jack Doyle, $10,815 for unsportsmanlike conduct, shoving a Baltimore player's head into the ground.

And the weekly taunting fines:

And, from Sports Media Watch, the Week 6 ratings:

CBS National: (Cowboys-Patriots in 80% of the markets) You wanna see why the games get so blatantly rigged?? 12.1 rating, 23.2 million viewers, the most watched October NFL game in six years.
4:30-4:45 Pacific, which was right around when the rig-job was consummating into overtime and the Prescott TD pass, the game was being watched by nearly thirty million people.
It's only +2% ratings, +4% viewers, however -- since Rodgers vs. Brady I was the full national game in this spot last year.
CBS London: 4 rating, 7 million viewers. Best-watched and rated London game in five years. First London game on network TV in three years, and it was +11% ratings, +21% viewers over that number.
CBS Regional: Basically a national split between KC-Washington and Baltimore-Chargers, 6.9 rating, 12.4 million viewers -- rises over last year similar to the National.
SMW believes that the fact that Packers-Bears led the FOX Single lineup was a large part of why those two matchups (which had over 90% of the country between them) did not do better.
However, due to a supposed processing error, they still don't have the numbers posted as of 6:30 AM PDT Friday.
SNF: Up about 30% in both measures over last year, but the lowest SNF numbers of the season for Captain Fatfuck vs. the Wilson-less Seahawks. (9.0 rating, 16 1/4 million viewers)
MNF: 12.53 million (+11%) for Bills-Titans.

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