NFL games being shown on Nickelodeon:

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en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_on_Nickelodeon

Did you ever watch these games?

Also, I wonder what WFAN alumni, Mike Francesa would think about this? Probably not good.

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I watched the Cowboys 49ers playoff game last year on Nick with some friends and it was a chaotic blast for all the right reasons, even if we were not the target demographic.

Excited to watch the Christmas game if I get a chance this year.

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In regards to the above Wikipedia entry, I am wondering if the f-word was uncensored on Nick’s telecasts or did Nick broadcast the show with a longer delay because of their kid audience?

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I was initially such a stodgy old man at the thought of Nickelodeon broadcasting something as sacred as an NFL playoff game, but then I saw the Slime Cannons after a touchdown and I realized how fun it all was.

It isn't meant for a football purist like me, it's meant to create and develop the next generation of football fans. I grew up learning about football through Steve Sabol and NFL Films and shows like "Super Bowl Memories" and "Lost Treasures of NFL Films," but I also wouldn't have become the fan I am today if it weren't for more lighthearted fare like "The Football Follies," "Joe and the Magic Bean," and Sports Illustrated for Kids.

If the "Slime Zone" and "slime cannons" helps to create young football fans, then it's all worth it.

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Inaugural NVP Mitch Trubisky shall never be forgotten.

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These games are fun tbh, watching the Cowboys blow the game and lose in the playoffs on Nickelodeon was a legendary moment for me lol

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It makes sense from a generating new fans point of view. American Football is a complicated sport.

As I'm English, I basically learned a lot of NFL stuff from the international commentary version of the Superbowl, supplemented by the legend Mike Carlson, and Madden games.

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Oh Lord, Broncos vs Rams.