as the face of SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star, and replays edited to include "Snapchat-like" filters such as hats, googly eyes, and Nickelodeon characters. During the halftime show, 3D animated recreations of highlights with Minecraft-like "Blockie" players were featured, generated using data from the NFL Next Gen Stats system, powered by AWS. During Week 13 of the 2020 season, the game between the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles was used as a rehearsal to test the effects and workflows for the Nickelodeon broadcast. Eight dedicated cameras were used to augment those being shared with the main CBS production, in order to provide camera angles optimized for the augmented reality effects (such as a wider end zone view for the "slime cannon"). 2021–present CBS Sports unveiled a new graphics package for the network's coverage of Super Bowl LV, as part of CBS' unified branding. These graphics took effect full-time following the Super Bowl for football telecasts on CBS (and on CBS Sports Network for their college football game telecasts), including the subsequent NFL and college football seasons. The scoring bug across the bottom of the screen has the same layout as before, but with a couple notable differences; the main background color has changed from blue to black and the touchdown animation has doubled in size. Starting with the 2021 playoffs, the "TOUCHDOWN" graphic was modified to include the player's name, jersey number and headshot, similar to Fox's "TOUCHDOWN" graphics. In December 2021, College Basketball on CBS Sports also used this package, which now has the shot clock draining down from five seconds. This is only used for regular season coverage (NCAA March Madness, which is a joint production of CBS and Warner Bros. Discovery, debuted its graphics package specifically for the tournament in March of the same year). The Nickelodeon simulcast on December 25, 2022, used this template as an update, in order to match those from the main broadcast. The "TOUCHDOWN" graphic was entirely modified to include an illustration of the player's headshot, in the style of The Loud House. Music Nielsen ratings The Sunday afternoon, October 14, 2007, game between the New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys on CBS, was viewed by 29.1 million people, making it the most-watched NFL Sunday game since the Dallas Cowboys–San Francisco 49ers game on November 10, 1996 on Fox (29.7 million viewers), according to Nielsen Media Research data. The game was