Fox Sports rolls out new graphics for NFL coverage
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Foxx Sports has rolled out new graphics for its coverage of the NFL.
The new graphics are a vast improvement and look very polished. One interesting note, FOX is now broadcasting the games letterboxed to SD viewers. With that said, many of the graphics still seem safe zone oriented with only a few taking advantage of the extra wings.
View more screen grabs after the jump.
The new look builds on some of the old package, but this package incorporates more curves and more blues. The previous package used yellow and silver heavily.
The graphics use the Fox Box instead of a score bar like NBC Sports. Fox’s MLB coverage currently uses a graphics package that was developed for FSN, so we’ll see if they switch over to this next season.
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football, Fox Sports, Graphics, HD, letterboxing
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Graphics, Sports Broadcasting & Production