- Thursday Night (Amazon: Bears-Commanders... zzzzzzzzzzzzzz....): 4.3 rating, not quite 8.8 million viewers. None of that should be a surprise whatsoever!!
- 7.6 million Amazon viewers should get their money back for a month of Prime, claiming torture.
- Sunday National (Bills-Chiefs Game of the Year, CBS): On the other end of the spectrum, basically matching up the two main Super Bowl AFC contenders gets about three times that many viewers: 13.2 rating, 25.41 million viewers. Largest Week 6 NFL audience since Dallas vs. Green Bay at 28 million in 2016. And the largest CBS Week 6 audience since since over 29 million watched Cowboys-Patriots in 2007! Up about 6-7% year over year in both measures.
- Third most-watched game of the year so far, all in the National (Late) window.
- Sunday Night Football (NBC: Cowboys-Eagles): 11.0 rating, 20.79 million on television and another million and a half streaming.
- Highest TV audience for Week 6 for NBC since 2018 -- add the streaming numbers, and you have to go back to 2015.
- 60%, give or take a tick, of all TV sets on in both the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area and the Philadelphia metro area had the game on.
- Eighth most-watched game of the year.
- Sunday Single (FOX: Jets-Packers in about half the country (I'm sorry!)): 8.6 rating, 16.37 million viewers.
- Sunday Early (CBS: Mostly Ravens-Giants): 7.25 rating, 13.45 million.
- Both early windows scored modest gains, probably on interest of the New York teams doing so well to start the season.
(All numbers courtesy Sports Media Watch.)
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