Football Night in America (2006– ) User Reviews

A once great broadcast

[nicholasbrake · 7/10 · 7 November 2022]

I have always loved the FNIA broadcast. Love how professional it is compared to its rivals. Such a clean presentation with some really incredible talent. However, I don't like it's new format. They overload the front half with so many commercials thinking that nobody watches until the 4:25 slot is over. I wish the A block would be a bit bulkier instead of so choppy and short. It's really just a highlight show, with a few reminders that there will be a game later, then a ton of commercials. I know there isn't much the production can do since it has to appease its higher ups, but for the love of god, two minute blocks are ridiculous.

Focus on the highlights!

[quockquock · 1/10 · 2 December 2019]

It's not a bad show, but I bet if they took a poll, the majority of viewers would want to see more highlights of the games played earlier in the day, than a preview and interviews of players of the upcoming game. Sometimes they show 20 seconds to highlight one game, and then spend 5 minutes talking to a player in the upcoming game. Who cares? All they ever say is the same thing, "we're going to play hard" I'm going to try my best, It's now or never.... Show the HIGHLIGHTS!

The show's presentation and objectives are incorrect

[patrickfilbeck · 4/10 · 22 December 2021]

A football show that definitely has potential, but unfortunately brings itself to failure by having a bad design and a three-dimensional appearance. In addition, this show does not manage to relate to the interesting of the sport and wastes too much time on unimportant topics.

Used To a Be Better Football Show

[hunkazine · 3/10 · 2 October 2023]

I used to enjoy Football Night In America. I liked the highlights of the day's games along with some insight from football experts like Tony Dunjy. Now it is a mere shadow of what it was. More commercials than anything else, and lots of sideline jabber that sounds exactly the same. I miss seeing former players do interviews on the sidelines. I am a woman who loves to hear what former players have to say. I want lots of highights. I want to see things that happened during the games that I did not see. I want to hear what each game means in comparison to other games. Not just the scoring plays. Show me the inside of the NFL.