Rumor has that Fox makes a drastic change for his Super Bowl Lix cover on Sunday.
While the Chiefs of Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City are fighting the super dome of New Orleans, the network will unveil a new score bug at the bottom of the screen, according to images of the graphic image that is shared on social media. Some have cited the Catch The Blitz Podcast for unveiling the alleged plan, while others have written aggregator and Breaking News Reporter, DOV Kleiman.
Dailymail.com has reached FOX Sports for comment.
A Scorebug is the small image during a sports broadcast that shows the score, the remaining time, down and distance, as well as the Time situation for both teams. Fans usually prefer smaller, less intrusive score bugs that do not cover any of the action.
Fox previously unveiled a new Scorebug when the Eagles and Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII in Miami, which led to a number of natural criticism among fans, some of whom thought it was too long.
However, the rumor change for Sunday is much more drastic.
Former NFL Quarterback Tom Brady looks from the employment cabin during the second half of an NFL football match between the Dallas Cowboys and the New Orleans Saints
DailyMail.com has contacted FOX Sports to inquire about the Rumen Scorebug change
Fox previously unveiled a Scorebug in Super Bowl LVII (photo) that some felt was too long
Instead of a small scores that has been established in the middle of the bottom of the screen, this alleged proposal would expand the Scorebug from the end to the end. And although it is a bit shorter than the previous model of Fox, it has a purple background, making it somewhat distracting.
Although they do not know if Fox really intends to use this version of the Scorebug, they still made up against the alleged proposal.
“Major downgrade,” wrote a fan on X.
“The old one looks so much cleaner,” another added. 'The' new 'has way too much.'
A second fan agreed: 'The new one is too messy. The original is better imo. '
Different gamers compared the new Scorebug with the person used by the Madden video game from EA Sports.
The bigger news for Fox on Sunday is the presence of Tom Brady who calls his first super bowl. Collaborated with Kevin Burkhardt, Brady replaced the popular Greg Olsen as FOX's top color commentator in 2024 after signing a reported 10-year contract of $ 375 million with the network.
Reviews for Brady were mixed in his first season, but he did get one big voice of trust after the NFC championship of the media reporter of the athletics, Andrew Marchand.
“Brady has his best game,” wrote the well -known media actress on X.
Regarding the future of Brady in the stand, his agent Don Yee denied reports that the EX-QB could stop announcing to concentrate full-time on the Las Vegas Raiders after he was approved as a minority owner of the team last year.
“Tom has had a lot of fun with Fox this year, and he is really enthusiastic about the future with Fox and his growth in their team,” Yee told Sports Business Journal. “And this year was the first year of a long relationship.”
