Netflix debuted its NFL scorebug during its Christmas Day games, but not many people liked it. The NFL took the money and ran when the streaming giant offered them over $100 million for the lone ...

At a later point, ESPN personality Mina Kimes was interrupted ... Once the action got underway, another noticeable miscue surfaced. The scorebug listed just two remaining timeouts for the Steelers ...

mixed. The most polarizing element? The scorebug—the graphic displaying the game’s essential information. While it clearly displayed the score, time remaining, and down-and-distance ...

Look, you’re either incredibly interested to read about Netflix’s NFL scorebug that debuted Wednesday during their Christmas Day games or you’re incredibly uninterested. There is no in-between.

While the broadcast has – for the most part – not run into problems on that end in the first half, fans aren't thrilled with small aspects of the coverage like the scorebug, announcers and ...

To put it kindly, fans tuning in for the Chiefs-Steelers showdown weren't aesthetically pleased with the scorebug. Moreover, some users experienced buffering issues, which can happen again during ...

ESPN is synonymous with cable. But as cord-cutting grows, sports fans still want to watch ESPN without a cable subscription. Fortunately, we've found multiple ways to keep ESPN in your life ...

But trust us, we’re well aware. So we were not surprised to see ample discussion about ESPN’s new College Football Playoff scorebug, which debuted Friday night during the Notre Dame-Indiana game.

"Introducing ESPN's new scorebug and graphics package," Bill Hofheimer, ESPN's vice president of communications, posted to X as the game kicked off. "Our CFB production and Creative Studio teams ...

On the “Dan Patrick Show,” Patrick asked Barkley if his contract with TNT gets “pushed over” to ESPN when the latter begins licensing the iconic “Inside the NBA” studio show next season.

The memo from Norby Williamson, one of ESPN’s top executives, was short and direct: Lee Fitting, a senior vice president of production who had been at ESPN for more than 25 years, was “no ...