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The NFL achieved a historic milestone in its opening week, averaging 21.0 million viewers per game, marking a 12% increase from the previous year. This record-breaking viewership included 123 million people watching at least part of a game, the highest since 2019. Notably, the Chiefs' victory over the Ravens was the most-watched game, while the Eagles' Friday night game also drew significant attention.
- NFL viewership has reached new heights with a record average of 21 million viewers per game.
- The Chiefs vs. Ravens game was the standout, averaging 29.2 million viewers.
- The Eagles' game on Friday night was a significant success for Peacock.
Kansas City Chiefs
- Defending Super Bowl champions, they had the most-watched game of the week.
Baltimore Ravens
- Competed in the most-watched game of the week against the Chiefs.
Detroit Lions
- Won a thrilling overtime game against the Rams, contributing to high viewership.
Los Angeles Rams
- Lost to the Lions in a closely contested game.
Dallas Cowboys
- Tom Brady's debut as an analyst coincided with their win over the Browns.
Cleveland Browns
- Lost to the Cowboys in a game that drew significant viewership.
San Francisco 49ers
- Won against the Jets in a game that averaged 20.4 million viewers.
New York Jets
- Played in a high-viewership Monday Night Football game but faced a loss.
Philadelphia Eagles
- Had a successful Friday night game, marking a historic first for the NFL.
Green Bay Packers
- Competed against the Eagles in the first Friday night game in 54 years.