The ability to bring fans closer to the sport and the development of character-driven plot lines make these shows popular, and we will continue to see more.A BBC radio presenter who sexually abused a teenage boy after luring him to BBC studios with backstage passes has been jailed for eight years.įormer journalist, John Caine, 69, was today, August 3, jailed after being convicted of gross indecency for crimes including sexually assaulting the boy under 16 while another unidentified man held him down.Ī court heard Caine used the visits to the BBC Merseyside studio to grope the boy, from Flintshire in North Wales, over his clothing on separate occasions while driving home from the radio station.Ĭaine, previously of Gower Street in Liverpool, appeared at Caernarfon Crown Court today via video link from HMP Berwyn in Wrexham, for sentencing today.Ĭaine became a trusted friend of the boy's family while he was working as a BBC radio presenter in the late 1970s. The Los Angeles Rams have released 10 episodes of "Behind the Grind," and the Miami Dolphins have released 21 episodes of "The Grind."Īll of these shows have some players and coaches wired for sound so fans hear what is being said in meetings, on the sidelines and in games. Last year, the scope was expanded to follow the University of Michigan college team.Įleven NFL teams have released their own version of these shows on Facebook Watch as well as their websites. It has covered the Arizona Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys. While "Hard Knocks" covers a team's preseason, "All Or Nothing" runs through the entire duration of a team's season. "All Or Nothing" is an Amazon show that premiered in 2015 that follows an NFL team throughout the season. The success of "Hard Knocks" stimulated the development of other similar shows. It was the highest-rated weeknight preseason game in four years and Fox's second-highest-rated preseason game since 2012. That popularity seems to have had a ripple effect on Fox's broadcast of a 5-0 snoozer against the Eagles in Week 3 of this preseason. This season is second in ratings - at 781,000 viewers, as per Tom Withers of AP - only to the 2015 Houston Texans season. It makes for engaging television and positive branding for featured players and coaches. 1 overall draft pick, quarterback Baker Mayfield, and journeyman tight end Devon Cajuste have been highlighted.
The cameras took a chilling deep dive into Coach Hue Jackson's office as he grieved over the loss of his brother and mother. This year featured a hilarious and dubious economics lesson that Taylor Swift super-fan Carl Nassib gave his fellow defensive linemen. The "Hard Knocks" producers, led by Ken Rodgers and Keith Cossrow, do an outstanding job of highlighting interesting players and their journeys.
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