We'll see how they do against the NFL. I said that since week one that they are making Raw the indie show and Smackdown aimed at casual fans and I think after some time they will look at both shows, look at how they're booked and then pick which one to go with. Smackdown has your more traditional wrestling, it's got more of a pro wresting feel to it, there's more promos that actually mean something, they seem to get the audience involved, the wrestlers, they are wrestlers, they look like wrestlers, they are the real 'workers' of the WWE. Raw is more of an indie show. They talk AT the audience, every match is very much an exhibition where the audience simply sits and watches, the wrestlers don't look like wrestlers, they look like every day people and they talk like every day people and Russo said it perfectly, watch Raw and listen to how Stephanie and Mick and the wrestlers talk.......listen to how they speak, no one speaks like that in real life. Smackdown right now is the better show and the reason for that is it has sprinkled throughout it the way wrestling used to be booked, it has that magic that for some reason the WWE has been fighting against for the past 3 years and continues to fight on Raw. Why would you limit your audience and aim that show at an indie crowd when you can aim it at casual fans and casual TV viewers and not only be more entertaining but open the shows up to more viewers. Look at the Eva Marie stuff, that's the most creative things they've done in years and it's just a simple entrance but the act gets such a big reaction.