team were displayed to the right of the timeout indicators. The records are not displayed during the playoffs and the first week of the regular season. The new "NFL on CBS" logo has reversed the order, now reading "CBS NFL", and is constantly present in the upper-right corner of the screen. However, the new package was not implemented for CBS's reduced schedule of early-season Thursday Night Football broadcasts, which continued to use the previous set (with CBS logos continuing to be replaced by generic TNF logos). The 2013 graphics continued to be used on 2017 TNF broadcasts. Also in 2017, for CBS-produced games airing only on NFLN, the 2013 graphics continued to be used, but with the "CBS TNF" logo modified to "NFL TNF" for these games, using the NFL shield in place of the CBS eye logo and the word "CBS". CBS ceased airing the Thursday games after 2017. Beginning with Super Bowl LIII and also, for the 2019 season as well as its SEC on CBS sibling, the score bar underwent a minor upgrade with the play clock adding a red background, which is seen when it gets to :05 remaining before draining down. The "TOUCHDOWN" animation also underwent a minor upgrade. However, the 2016 graphics and College Basketball on CBS package remained the same. With Fox changing their football graphics during their broadcast of Super Bowl LIV in 2020, CBS is now the only network that uses its own standardized graphics package for its NFL games (Fox, NBC, and ESPN all use separate graphics packages for their games). A version of this package was used during all games of the short lived Alliance of American Football league in the Spring of 2019, with all CBS branding replaced with AAF branding for non-CBS games (the AAF was also broadcast on Turner Sports and the NFL Network). The Nickelodeon simulcasts on January 10, 2021 and January 16, 2022, featured various Nickelodeon-themed effects and features designed to appeal to the youth audience, with this template used as its basis. Various augmented reality graphics were employed, including the first down line being rendered in orange with animated green "slime" rather in yellow, as well as the end zone pylons becoming virtual "slime cannons" on touchdowns (dubbed the "Slime Zone") (both in keeping with the network's long tradition of green slime), the net behind the uprights on field goal attempts being rendered