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«Breaking News» Dallas Cowboys draw lowest local Week 1 TV rating in nine years



Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has demanded that his players not participate in the protests aimed at raising awareness about racism 


Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has demanded that his players not participate in the protests aimed at raising awareness about racism 



Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has demanded that his players not participate in the protests aimed at raising awareness about racism 



The NFL's ratings saga continued in Week 1, as the Dallas Cowboys drew their lowest local Week 1 Nielsen rating since 2009.


According to Barry Horn, who previously worked for the Dallas Morning News, the Cowboys drew a 28.2 in the Dallas-Fort Worth media market for Sunday's opening loss to the Panthers in Carolina. The Cowboys haven't drawn such a low local rating since they opened the season at Tampa Bay following a year in which they did not make the playoffs.


The current Cowboys have not reached the postseason in two years and did not make any major off-season acquisitions, although they did lose three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Dez Bryant and are currently without All-Pro center Travis Frederick, who is suffering from an autoimmune disorder.


But even given the team's limited expectations, the Cowboys have been one of the league's more reliable draws at the box office and in terms of Nielsen ratings. The team is valued at a league-high $4.8 billion, according to Forbes.




Despite failing to reach the playoffs for two years, the Cowboys are valued at $4.8 billion


Despite failing to reach the playoffs for two years, the Cowboys are valued at $4.8 billion



Despite failing to reach the playoffs for two years, the Cowboys are valued at $4.8 billion





The Dallas Cowboys lost their opener on Sunday in Carolina, despite a touchdown and 69 rushing yards from running back Ezekiel Elliott 


The Dallas Cowboys lost their opener on Sunday in Carolina, despite a touchdown and 69 rushing yards from running back Ezekiel Elliott 



The Dallas Cowboys lost their opener on Sunday in Carolina, despite a touchdown and 69 rushing yards from running back Ezekiel Elliott 



In total, NFL ratings have slipped roughly 17 percent over the last two years. Many critics, including President Donald Trump, have pointed to the controversial protests during the national anthem, which are aimed at raising awareness of racism and police brutality against minorities.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been very critical of the protests as well, going so far as to tell reporters during training camp that 'Our policy is that you stand at the anthem, toe on the line.' 


The Cowboys were one of six NFL teams to not have a single player protest during the national anthem last season, according to multiple reports. However, the team did kneel in unison, along with Jones, before standing together while locking arms for the national anthem prior to a game on September 25, 2017.  



Sunday's CBS coverage was up 28 percent from 2017, thanks to the Patriots-Texans game


Sunday's CBS coverage was up 28 percent from 2017, thanks to the Patriots-Texans game



Sunday's CBS coverage was up 28 percent from 2017, thanks to the Patriots-Texans game





CBS, which broadcasts AFC games on Sundays, drew over 17 million viewers for the Patriots-Texans opener in Houston. Overall, the network's coverage was up 28 percent from 2017 


CBS, which broadcasts AFC games on Sundays, drew over 17 million viewers for the Patriots-Texans opener in Houston. Overall, the network's coverage was up 28 percent from 2017 



CBS, which broadcasts AFC games on Sundays, drew over 17 million viewers for the Patriots-Texans opener in Houston. Overall, the network's coverage was up 28 percent from 2017 





Fox enjoyed a 5 percent uptick for its local games compared to 2017


Fox enjoyed a 5 percent uptick for its local games compared to 2017


Fox enjoyed a 5 percent uptick for its local games compared to 2017



Despite a disastrous season opener in Philadelphia on September 6, which was delayed by rain and suffered a 13 percent ratings drop from 2017, the NFL's overall ratings were only down 1 percent in Week 1 compared to last season, according to the New York Post.


However, there was a vast discrepancy between the most popular and least popular games.


Sunday's CBS coverage was up 28 percent from 2017—thanks largely to the Houston Texans-New England Patriots opener – while Fox enjoyed a 5 percent uptick for its local games.


NBC, however, suffered a 9 percent drop for the Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears Sunday Night game, despite the fact that quarterback Aaron Rodgers led the Packers to a thrilling comeback win.


Week 1 marked the third consecutive year that the NFL ratings have fallen in the first week.




A weather delay didn't help, but the NFL regular season opener between the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles and visiting Atlanta Falcons had its lowest ratings in 10 years 


A weather delay didn't help, but the NFL regular season opener between the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles and visiting Atlanta Falcons had its lowest ratings in 10 years 



A weather delay didn't help, but the NFL regular season opener between the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles and visiting Atlanta Falcons had its lowest ratings in 10 years 




COLLEGE FOOTBALL HAS AN ATTENDANCE PROBLEM





The college football season got underway in Connecticut on Thursday as the Huskies fell to the visiting Central Florida Knights 


The college football season got underway in Connecticut on Thursday as the Huskies fell to the visiting Central Florida Knights 



The college football season got underway in Connecticut on Thursday as the Huskies fell to the visiting Central Florida Knights 



By Alex Raskin, Sports News Editor for DailyMail.com  


The diminishing interest in football might not only be an issue at the professional level.


According to The Wall Street Journal, Division I college football has seen a 7.6 percent decline in attendance over the last four years, but things might actually be worse than that.


Going by the number of scanned tickets at home games - and not just the number of tickets sold or given away - actual attendance numbers accounted for just 71 percent of the official announced attendance marks, meaning 29 percent of tickets 'sold' did not get used.


And those figures are worse at the mid-major level. In the Mid-America Conference, for instance, scanned attendance accounted for just 45 percent of the announced attendance.




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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has demanded that his players not participate in the protests aimed at raising awareness about racism 

The NFL‘s ratings saga continued in Week 1, as the Dallas Cowboys drew their lowest local Week 1 Nielsen rating since 2009.
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