CBS has nothing to boast about this week, considering they were stymied by a fairly weak slate of games (a Raiders-Broncos game was a must across the country with the Saints-Packers clash) and drew a fairly unimpressive rating. The singleheader coverage drew a 10.4 overnight Mut 23 coins, down 30 percent from the singleheader last year featuring the Lions-Cowboys game on Fox. The ratings were also down thirteen percent from singleheader with Ravens-Steelers in 2010. the last time it was on CBS. So far, CBS has averaged a 10.4 rating over their two singleheader windows and Fox has had an average of 12.7.

It seems that the Madden NFL 23's choice to further enforce safety rules for players that are already included in the book has lured people into giving the "football is football football football" response that the majority of us probably saw coming. I'll take a moment to admit that this crowd has an opinion: everyone in the Madden NFL 23 is well aware of the risks that are inherent to the game, and participation is a voluntary. It's not the Army. There's no draft. Wait. Okay, this may require some tweaking.

They acknowledge that Madden NFL 23 has been an NFL where lives can be destroyed. Join the party, y'all! This is the key thing to keep in mind although we may be cynical, we may be, we would prefer to see fewer lives ruined, and making the game 0.5% different (if you can call it that) is a cost we would gladly pay to the goal.

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