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01/11/2021 Maybe Nickelodeon needed to run its NFL Wild Card playoffs broadcast on a five-second delay. Or did producers think that microphones might not pick up players swearing on the field? The kid-friendly broadcast has been fun (more on that here), generally well-received by fans accepting it in the spirit in which CBS intended. Slime cannons firing on touchdowns, pulsing green-and-orange first-down lines, SpongeBob Squarepants appearing between the uprights on field-goal attempts, etc. But just before halftime, on-field audio was a bit more adult than Nickelodeon viewers (notably parent...

Nickelodeon Aims NFL Playoff Broadcast at Youngsters, But True Fans Love It On 1/10/21 at 7:42 PM EST The children's TV network Nickelodeon added something to its playbook on Sunday that had children learning the game of football, and adult fans loving it as well. Nickelodeon televised the NFL Wild Card playoff game between the Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints, complete with professional analysis from a former player and cartoon graphics to make the broadcast more entertaining. The crew of lead announcer Noah Eagle and color commentators Nate Burleson and Gabrielle Nevaeh Green brought th...

Copy to clipboard In what seemed like the first truly wholesome thing that has happened in 2021 so far, Nickelodeon was one of several networks that aired the Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints NFL Wild Card game, which had never happened before. From its commentators to its visual effects, the NFL game was geared toward the whole family, with kids getting in on the fun with classic Nickelodeon show references throughout the game. Overall, the Wild Card Weekend broadcast was a huge hit for Nickelodeon, but 2021 is still making sure we don’t have anything totally pure, and there was a ...

New York Post sports columnist Andrew Marchand and I discussed CBS's decision to simulcast Sunday's Bears-Saints playoff game on Nickelodeon. My take was that the telecast didn't make any sense because kids these days don't even watch linear television.  Well, I'm an idiot because that take was so bad and so dumb. Whether it was CBS's intention or not, the Nickelodeon telecast was a huge success on social media. But it wasn't a hit because it appealed to young kids. Rather, it appealed to older people who enjoyed taking a trip down memory lane. It also appealed to people who want more lighth...

The Bears-Saints wild-card playoff game will on CBS but in an effort to engage younger fans and families, CBS Sports has partnered with Nickelodeon