Indy-New England TV ratings announced...

viking611 · Jan 24, 2007

Indianapolis' victory over New England on Sunday drew 46.7 million viewers on CBS, the most-watched AFC Championship Game in 21 years. It was the biggest TV audience for a non-Super Bowl program since the series finale of "Friends" drew 52.5 million viewers in 2004.

indysports · Jan 24, 2007

Come on VIkes there had to more watching the Bears!!!!!!:aktion033

Fishhead · Jan 24, 2007

This years SUPERBOWL will draw a great TV rating!

Great match-up!!

WVU · Jan 24, 2007

Fishhead said:
This years SUPERBOWL will draw a great TV rating!

Great match-up!!

if it was such a great matchup then wouldn't the line be closer than 7 points?

I still like the Bears on the moneyline though. If I could convince someone to take Neteller I would hit this fairly hard.

boatboatboat · Jan 24, 2007

WVU said:
if it was such a great matchup then wouldn't the line be closer than 7 points?

I still like the Bears on the moneyline though. If I could convince someone to take Neteller I would hit this fairly hard.

99% of folks who watch football, could give a rats ass what the line is.

Bet-It-All · Jan 24, 2007

boatboatboat said:
99% of folks who watch football, could give a rats ass what the line is.

Not for the superbowl. Atleast half of the people watching the SB make some kind of bet.

Fishhead · Jan 24, 2007

WVU said:
if it was such a great matchup then wouldn't the line be closer than 7 points?

I still like the Bears on the moneyline though. If I could convince someone to take Neteller I would hit this fairly hard.

No

The COLTS are a team the entire country is very familar with.........plus CHICAGO is in a major market.

PEYTON MANNING and URLACHER are two of the games most popular stars.

fucnluc · Jan 24, 2007

Bet-It-All said:
Not for the superbowl. Atleast half of the people watching the SB make some kind of bet.

Half? Are you joking? Havn't you ever watched the superbowl with your family. I used to growing up, and I can tell you my two sisters and my mom and grandparents didn't have money on the game. Neither did I, because I was 11.

Not everyone in the world is a gamblers. In fact, we're in a very small minority.

I'd say 10%, max.

Journeyman · Jan 24, 2007

I don't think the average to non sports fan knows who Urlacher is, Manning on the other hand everyone knows.

Total seems high to me.

FairWarning · Jan 24, 2007

The ratings in Chicago for the NO-Bears game was a 50.5 and a 76 share.

Many non-sports fans watch the Super Bowl for the halftime and the commercials (serious).

TomBrady#1 · Jan 24, 2007

FairWarning said:
The ratings in Chicago for the NO-Bears game was a 50.5 and a 76 share.

Many non-sports fans watch the Super Bowl for the halftime and the commercials (serious).

Yes, and also not to mention there are a million parties going on too. It IS AN EVENT. Everyone watches...even women who can be fooled into thinking the QB of the Colts is Medowlark Lemon.

FairWarning · Jan 24, 2007

Tom Brady#1 said:
Yes, and also not to mention there are a million parties going on too. It IS AN EVENT. Everyone watches...even women who can be fooled into thinking the QB of the Colts is Medowlark Lemon.

And I know many women who buy the office Super Bowl squares too.

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