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NBC holds the Sunday night contests. The league's famed Monday Night Football show airs on ESPN, while the NFL Network broadcasts about eight games per year on Thursday and Saturday nights, excluding the Thursday night kickoff games on the season's opening week. They should add a rule to keep the announcers from harping about the replacement officials for the entire broadcast. Unless they think the officials are biased against one team, they should announce the game and leave the rest aside. I would rather listen to them talk about their golf scores than the replacement officials again. The conclude that the NFL’s estimate of viewer demand in large markets without local teams. The factors found to be statistically significant and positively related determinants of television ratings are: team quality and age; the closest team in proximity to the market; late-season contests. He points out that sports leagues should be seen as a separate products and argues that marketers should engage different marketing strategies for different clients in order to achieve the desired results. The writer, however, has not adequately analyzed the different strategies for mitigating different marketing loopholes in marketing sports leagues as independent products. Issues that are potential threats to a league’s marketability, such as club ownership and complex marketing processes involved in marketing the product, should have been discussed in detail.