THERE have been split reactions to Fox Sports’ broadcast change with the new NFL scorebug for the upcoming season.
Fox’s new NFL scorebug was displayed during Sunday night’s game between the Buffalo Bills and Chicago Bears.
Fox Sports has made changes to its previous new scorebug from Super Bowl 59[/caption]
Fox’s new scoreboard was shown during Sunday’s game between the Buffalo Bills and the Chicago Bears[/caption]
There are three notable changes from Fox’s scoreboard for Super Bowl 59 in which the Philadelphia Eagles blasted the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22.
First, the Bills and Bears’ team logos were used instead of the team abbreviations.
Second, instead of having the team’s time-outs remaining under the logo, they went under the team’s score.
Lastly, Fox got rid of the team’s colors used in the background of their logos during February’s big game/
Fans weren’t mostly happy with the new scorebug for the latest Super Bowl.
But there are more positive reactions to the completely new scorebug for the 2025 season.
“I like the 2025 one,” one wrote.
“Logos = more better,” another commented.
“Much better! a third said.
Still, there are some fans who criticized the newest scoreboard.
“Not a fan of this,” one stated.
“I still don’t love it,” another shared.
The new version also has live player statistics in the bottom right-hand corner.
It’s not known whether Fox will make changes to the scorebug before the regular season.
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The network doesn’t have a ton of time to make the adjustments with the regular season beginning early next month.
There will be four 1:00 p.m. games in Week 1 on Sunday, September 7.
The main broadcast team, which consists of Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, and Erin Andrews, will call the Washington Commanders-New York Giants afternoon game.
And there will be two 4:05 pm games, including the San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks matchup.
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That contest will be called by the No. 2 broadcast team of Joe Davis and Greg Olsen.
