Pregame
Fox NFL Sunday – 3.4
The NFL Today – 3.0
Regional Window (Fox)
1. New Orleans (TB vs. NO) – 38.6/64
2. Denver (ARZ vs. DEN) – 38.3/73
3. Buffalo (BUF vs. DET) – 34.6/58
4. Chicago (CHI vs. CAR) – 28.5/57
5. Philadelphia (STL vs. PHI) – 28.5/55
6. Phoenix (ARZ vs. DEN) – 27.7/50
7. Detroit (BUF vs. DET) – 25.5/49
8. Charlotte (CHI vs. CAR) – 22.7/46
9. Atlanta (ATL vs. NYG) – 18.4/39
10. Tampa Bay (TB vs. NO) – 17.3/33
14. New York (ATL vs. NYG) – 15.5/36
15. St. Louis (STL vs. PHI) – 12.7/28
Fox was up two percent for their early window from last year, drawing a 12.8 rating. Detroit and New York had their highest ratings since Week 1, while New Orleans, Denver and St. Louis hit season lows.
1 p.m. ET Window (CBS)
Blackouts: New York, Philadelphia, Charlotte, New Orleans, Detroit
1. Pittsburgh (PIT vs. JAX) – 35.9/66
2. Indianapolis (BAL vs. IND) – 34.3/58
3. Houston (HOU vs. DAL) – 32.6/64
4. Baltimore (BAL vs. IND) – 31.3/57
5. Dallas (HOU vs. DAL) – 30.8/59
6. Cleveland (CLE vs. TEN) – 29.1/55
7. Nashville (CLE vs. TEN) – 24.6/43
8. San Antonio (HOU vs. DAL) – 24.3/48
9. Jacksonville (PIT vs. JAX) – 22.7/40
10. Austin (HOU vs. DAL) – 22.0/50
CBS drew an 11.6 overnight in the 1 p.m. ET slot, up 19% from last year, likely helped by a Cowboys game that went to overtime. Houston, Nashville and Jacksonville all hit a season high.
4:25 p.m. ET Window (CBS)
Blackout: Denver
1. Kansas City (KC vs. SF) – 41.3/66
2. San Diego (NYJ vs. SD) – 30.3/61
3. Sacramento (KC vs. SF) – 24.2/46
4. Bay Area (KC vs. SF) – 22.9/52
5. Cincinnati (NYJ vs. SD) – 16.0/28
6. Dayton (NYJ vs. SD) – 15.7/27
7. Minneapolis-St. Paul (KC vs. SF) – 15.4/27
8. Greensboro (KC vs. SF) – 15.2/25
9. Milwaukee (KC vs. SF) – 14.4/27
10. Richmond (KC vs. SF) – 14.4/24
23. New York (NYJ vs. SD) – 12.3/23
New Orleans has been dethroned from the top local ratings spot for the first time this season! Kansas City, AKA the epicenter of sports at the moment, is your new champion. Overall, this window, which was pretty solidly split between Chiefs-49ers and a blowout Jets-Chargers game, drew a 13.2 overnight rating. That was down 29 percent from the incredible Broncos-Cowboys shootout from last year. Admittedly, it was a pretty weak slate for the late afternoon national window.
Sunday Night Football (NBC)
1. Boston – 36.1/55
2. Cincinnati – 35.6/51
3. Providence – 30.1/43
4. Dayton – 24.6/36
5. New Orleans – 17.3/25
6. Las Vegas – 17.1/27
7. Norfolk – 15.9/25
8. Buffalo – 15.5/24
9. Columbus – 15.2/24
10. Indianapolis – 14.8/25
Boston and Cincinnati hit a season high for the NBC game, which drew a 12.8 rating and was up 10% from last year’s game between the Texans and 49ers in spite of the blowout it became.
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