Three months later, Super Bowl LVII becomes most-watched U.S. broadcast ever thanks to Nielsen correction
It turns out Fox did set that record after all.
It turns out Fox did set that record after all.
This survey suggests a gain from the previous Nielsen numbers on reach (from 182.6 million to 200 million viewers, a nine percent bump) and average minute audience (from 113.1 million to 136 million viewers, a 20 percent rise).
Bell Media's CTV/TSN/RDS broadcasts of Super Bowl LVII averaged 8.6 million viewers.
Fox didn't hit their desired record, but came close.
The overall audience here was eighth out of nine nationally-aired preseason games last week, but it was younger than the preseason average.
Great games and big names led to a huge weekend for NFL ratings.
Houston saw an 18 percent drop, while Chicago, Seattle, and the Giants all saw 14 percent drops.
The Cowboys have been involved in several high ratings points this year, but this one really stands out.
The total average audience here was 28.5 million viewers, with 1.3 million of those watching on streaming.
ManningCast will take a few weeks off until Week 7.
The game averaged 26.0 million viewers across TV and streaming.
The average Canadian audience of 9.5 million viewers for Super Bowl LIV was an all-time record, and the return of simsub was important there.