It is rumored that Fox is making a drastic change for Super Bowl Lix coverage on Sunday.
While the Chiefs of Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City fight in the New Orleans Superdome, the network will reveal a new score at the bottom of the screen, according to the images of the shared chart on social networks. Some have cited the Catch the bombing Podcast to reveal the alleged plan, while others have accredited the reporter of the aggregator and breaking News, Make Kleiman.
Dailymail.com has contacted Fox Sports to comment.
A score score is the small use of graphic sports transmissions for the score, the remaining time, the decline and the distance, as well as the waiting time situation for both equipment. Fans generally prefer smaller and less intrusive score stalls that do not obscure any of the actions.
Fox previously presented a new score when the Eagles and the bosses were entangled in the Super Bowl LVII in Miami, which caused some natural criticisms among fans, some of which found him too high.
However, the rumored change for Sunday is much more drastic.
The former NFL field marshal, Tom Brady, looks from the transmission cabin during the second half of a NFL football match between the Dallas Cowboys and the New Orleans Saints
Dailymail.com has communicated with Fox Sports to ask about the rumored change
Fox previously presented a score score at the Super Bowl LVII (in the photo) that some felt that it was too high
Instead of a small score fixed in the middle of the bottom of the screen, this supposed proposal would see that the score would expand from end to end. And although it is a little shorter than Fox's previous model, it has a purple background that does something that distracts it.
Although they don't know if Fox really plans to use this version of Scorebug, they lashed out at the alleged proposal.
“Greater reduction,” wrote a fan in X.
“The old man looks much cleaner,” added another. 'The' new 'one has too much.
A second fan agreed: 'The new one is too crowded. The original is better in my opinion.
Several players compared the new Scorebug with the one used by the Madden video game of EA Sports.
The biggest news for Fox on Sunday will be the presence of Tom Brady by calling his first Super Bowl. Assisted to Kevin Burkhardt, Brady replaced the popular Greg Olsen as the best Fox color commentator in 2024 after signing a contract of 10 years and $ 375 million with the network.
The revisions for Brady have mixed in their first season, but had an important vote of confidence after the NFC championship of the reporter of athletics media, Andrew Marchand.
“Brady is having his best game,” wrote the well -known media critic at X.
As for Brady's future in the stand, his agent Don Yee denied that the ex QB could stop announcing to focus on the Las Vegas Raiders full time after being approved as a minority owner of the team last year.
“Tom has fun working with Fox this year, and is really excited about the future with Fox and his growth in his team,” Yee told Sports Business Journal. “And this year was the first year of a long relationship.”