Ever wonder which NFL head coaches and quarterbacks are showcased the most on television broadcasts?
Do not sweat it. The Wall Street Journal has you covered. Geoff Foster, with the contribution of Andrew Beaton posted an info-graph on the WSJ website that details the amount of times on average that coaches and QB’s are shown on screen.
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You might be thinking something along the lines of “what practicality does this have?” None, perhaps. However, what if one were trying to find the league’s most marketable entities? At the very least, advertisers would want to know who the camera loves.
You never know. We here at FanSided have always given thought to Peyton Manning sporting a glorious yeti decal on the side of his Broncos helmet, posted shameful over the iconic horse’s face. A company sweater vest would look fantastic adorned with a pair of Jim Harbaugh’s trademark khakis too.
This data will be of use to someone, rest assured. If nothing else, it is really interesting to take note of. Admittedly, I am shocked that Teddy Bridgewater is 3rd on this list for quarterbacks. And I understand that he is not a starter, but I genuinely wonder where Johnny Manziel would rank should he be mentioned on here. Somewhere, out in the football universe, Jon Gruden sheds a tear.
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