Regional Window (Fox)
1. Minneapolis-St. Paul (WSH vs. MIN) – 35.0/67
2. Cleveland (TB vs. CLE) – 31.5/58
3. Dallas (ARZ vs. DAL) – 30.3/59
4. Philadelphia (PHI vs. HOU) – 29.8/53
5. Phoenix (ARZ vs. DAL) – 29.0/54
6. Washington (WSH vs. MIN) – 26.0/50
7. Houston (PHI vs. HOU) – 24.8/54
8. San Antonio (ARZ vs. DAL) – 23.8/45
9. Bay Area (SF vs. STL) – 20.4/47
10. Sacramento (SF vs. STL) – 20.2/39
13. Tampa Bay (TB vs. CLE) – 16.8/32
19. St. Louis (SF vs. STL) – 15.8/27
Thanks to a big game between Arizona and Dallas with San Francisco and Philadelphia also in action, Fox drew a huge 14.3 rating in the regional window. That’s up 11 percent from last year’s 11.7 rating.
Locally, Phoenix and Washington hit season highs.
1 p.m. ET Window (CBS)
Blackouts: Minneapolis-St. Paul, Dallas, Houston, Cleveland
1. Kansas City (NYJ vs. KC) – 35.1/65
2. Cincinnati (JAX vs. CIN) – 31.0/55
3. San Diego (SD vs. MIA) – 25.3/56
4. Dayton (JAX vs. CIN) – 22.0/40
5. Jacksonville (JAX vs. CIN) – 19.0/32
6. Miami (SD vs. MIA) – 16.8/38
7. West Palm Beach (SD vs. MIA) – 16.4/32
8. Denver (SD vs. MIA) – 13.7/30
9. Sacramento (SD vs. MIA) – 12.3/27
10. Buffalo (SD vs. MIA) – 11.7/22
12. New York (NYJ vs. KC) – 10.5/22
CBS drew a 7.8 rating in the early window, down 22 percent from the same window in 2013.
Locally, San Diego and the Jets both hit season lows.
4:25 p.m. ET Window (CBS)
Blackout: St. Louis
1. Boston (DEN vs. NE) – 46.6/69
2. Denver (DEN vs. NE) – 45.7/72
3. Seattle (OAK vs. SEA) – 44.1/73
4. Providence (DEN vs. NE) – 37.5/53
5. Kansas City (DEN vs. NE) – 24.5/42
6. Indianapolis (DEN vs. NE) – 24.2/39
7. Memphis (DEN vs. NE) – 23.2/34
8. New Orleans (DEN vs. NE) – 23.1/34
9. Las Vegas (DEN vs. NE) – 22.5/40
10. Cincinnati (DEN vs. NE) – 21.9/36
55. Bay Area (OAK vs. SEA) – 4.2/9
This was the big one. The 18.6 rating for Broncos-Pats (with Raiders-Seahawks in a few markets) was CBS’s third best since they first won the rights to the AFC package. It was up 20 percent from Steelers-Patriots in that window last season.
Locally, Boston hit a season high (the previous high was a 36.2, so they blew it out of the water) while both Denver and Seattle hit their second-highest ratings of the season. The Raiders, faced with head-to-head competition with the 49ers, hit a season low.
Sunday Night Football (NBC)
1. Pittsburgh – 46.2/64
2. Baltimore – 36.3/53
3. Las Vegas – 19.3/29
4. New Orleans – 18.2/25
5. Cleveland – 16.0/23
t6. Norfolk – 15.4/24
t6. Richmond – 15.4/24
8. Cincinnati – 15.0/24
9. Columbus – 14.8/24
10. Sacramento – 14.6/23
Ravens-Steelers still has some juice in its rivalry: despite a blowout game, Baltimore-Pittsburgh drew an 11.9 rating, up four percent from Colts-Texans last year. Pittsburgh hit a season-high rating, while Baltimore drew its highest rating since the earlier game this season against the Steelers.
