Poll question: Are you ready for some football? NFL preseason kicked off with the Hall of Fame game, and local high school and college teams have been hitting the practice gridiron. When it comes to the NFL, while there are some East Coast teams that garner the most fans in our area – and monopolize local Sunday network TV – there’s a large number of “transplants” that root for their favorite West Coast or Rocky Mountain or Lone Star teams. With YouTube’s purchase of The Sunday Ticket opening the doors – or streaming screens – to more viewers, fans’ Sunday NFL traditions could change. So, how do you “do” Sunday football?
Comments: Tell us which team has you cheering from the sofa?
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• I watch at home. If they aren’t on the local networks, I stream them online.
• Football doesn’t interest me!
• Fly. Eagles. Fly. Go Birds!
• Cleveland Browns
• University of Tennessee
• Denver Broncos with a side of ’49ers. Though I will be keeping an eye on the Jets. Is Aaron Rogers the new Broadway Joe?
• Bumble Bees
• We had Sunday Ticket on DirectTV for years and switched to YouTube for this season. We hope the streaming can keep up with the action. E-A-G-L-E-S.
• Pittsburgh
• Green Bay Packers & Ohio State Buckeyes
• None
• Patriots
Next Readers Survey:
Do increased hurricane predictions concern you?
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) scientists at its Climate Prediction Center increased their prediction for the ongoing 2023 Atlantic hurricane season from a near-normal level of activity of 30% chance in May to an above-normal level of activity of 60% as of Aug. 10. Do these new predictions worry you or is it par for the course living in the Lowcountry?
Share your thoughts at surveymonkey.com/r/Increased_Hurricane_Danger by Sunday, Aug. 20, at 5 p.m.
And let us know if these coastal concerns have impacted your property insurance costs.