FOX debuted a new scorebug for Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, and it seemed like an overwhelming majority of fans did not appreciate the change. The new scorebug featured extremely simple graphics.

FOX's strategy to have everybody criticize the scorebug instead of Tom Brady is so far paying off. — Bryan Fischer ( @bryandfischer.bsky.social ) February 9, 2025 at 5:45 PM Ok, I am NOT a fan ...

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One part of this Super Bowl that has already surprised viewers: the new score graphic on Fox's broadcast. It isn't unusual for the network to debut new graphics when it has the game, but this one ...

The scorebug isn't a particularly important element on a day as big as Super Bowl Sunday. But it's unavoidable. It'll be there for the entire game, reminding people constantly how much they don't ...

SEC on ABC score bug is excellent. now ESPN should put it on every game. — Evan Hatter (@ehatt493) August 31, 2024 As for the haters, the most common theme seemed to be it’s too big.

Scorebug is trashed by viewers on social media. People really, really, really did not like Fox’s on-screen changes in last night’s Super Bowl Skip to main content ...

Fans were unimpressed with an updated scorebug graphic deployed by Fox to keep track of the score and quarter time for the teams during the Super Bowl.

But even aside from brand familiarity, debuting a new scorebug during the Super Bowl is risky. It’s not out of the question for there to be technical glitches, graphical errors, or any number of ...

this scorebug is amazing. not too bold. not doing taking up 30% of the screen. well done. — Kyron Samuels (@kyronsamuels) December 21, 2024.

FOX's strategy to have everybody criticize the scorebug instead of Tom Brady is so far paying off. — Bryan Fischer (@bryandfischer.bsky.social) February 9, 2025 at 5:45 PM.