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2 minutes ago, Booch said:

Odd...wonder why he wants to go play for peanuts

Extra cash?  His deal runs out before the CFL season starts so I assume he's planning on signing with someone up here after that?

Posted
9 minutes ago, Bigblue204 said:

I feel like someone did. Just can't remember who? Oh well.  ;)

Honestly really surprised by this move. Seems like an odd choice.

especially given he's getting up there in age!  his game is still there, but if he's going to play most of the XFL season, and then a full CFL season, I would have to expect a tail off in production in the last 1/3 of the season!  If he's going back to Toronto though, they'll be out of the running by then anyways!

Posted
6 minutes ago, Noeller said:

this is all a return to the Bobby Gordon days....he did this every year.

I don't think he is coming back.

He got a look at what his offers were, and I think at best he is going to be a mid-season/playoff run sign.

But I doubt even that. 

Posted
7 minutes ago, Geebrr said:

I don't think he is coming back.

He got a look at what his offers were, and I think at best he is going to be a mid-season/playoff run sign.

But I doubt even that. 

Bobby Gordon is much to old to make a come back :)

 

Posted
1 hour ago, Geebrr said:

I don't think he is coming back.

He got a look at what his offers were, and I think at best he is going to be a mid-season/playoff run sign.

But I doubt even that. 

I'd consider throwing 50k at him to play after Labour Day if it's in the budget.

Posted
Just now, Geebrr said:

Based on the roster today, sure.

 

Yeah, good point - should've noted that. I also agree with you, I don't think he comes back to the CFL.

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Weekend ratings are in for the start of Vince McMahon's revival of the XFL.

ABC had previously announced 3.3 million viewers for the early afternoon game on Saturday which also had a 2.07 broadcast rating.

Similarly, Fox's Saturday late afternoon game between the Los Angeles Wildcats and Houston Roughnecks averaged 3.29 million viewers and a 1.91 rating.

On Sunday, the early afternoon game on Fox between the Tampa Bay Vipers and New York Guardians averaged 3.385 million viewers and a 2.10 household rating -- the highest rated game of the opening weekend.

Sunday's late afternoon game on ESPN between the St. Louis BattleHawks and Dallas Renegades on ESPN did a very strong 2.495 million viewers and a 1.43 rating, a cable channel with about 30% less total audience reach than the major networks.

The ESPN number was higher than any UFC broadcast has ever done on that network and beat out what most NBA games do in better time slots.

The XFL broadcasts were the top rated sports programming of the weekend with the exception of Sunday's PGA's Pebble Beach Pro-Am. If you average the coverage of both Saturday and Sunday for each sport, the XFL won out.

 

Posted
25 minutes ago, The Unknown Poster said:

Who was saying those were terrible numbers? lol

Seriously though, it means nothing until we get into week 3 and beyond.  But if these hold at all long term, Vince is a genius and will get big money.

 

If Slamball can last several years why cant XFL lol

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