NFL Network’s live preseason schedule kicks off with seven Week 1 games, beginning Thursday, Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. ET as No. 3 overall pick of the 2024 NFL Draft Drake Maye and the New England Patriots host the Carolina Panthers. NFL Network’s preseason Week 1 schedule continues Friday, Aug. 9 at 7 p.m. ET as quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin Fields make their Pittsburgh Steelers debuts in a matchup against the Houston Texans.

On Saturday, Aug. 10, NFL Network broadcasts a triple-header of Week 1 preseason games, starting at 1 p.m. ET as No. 1 overall pick of the 2024 NFL Draft Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears face the Buffalo Bills, followed by No. 10 overall pick J.J. McCarthy and the Minnesota Vikings hosting the Las Vegas Raiders at 4 p.m. ET. The final game of the day features the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs facing off against the Jacksonville Jaguars at 7 p.m. ET. 

NFL Network’s Week 1 preseason live coverage concludes Sunday, Aug. 11 with a double-header kicking off at 1 p.m. ET with No. 12 overall pick Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos facing the Indianapolis Colts, followed by the Los Angeles Rams hosting the Dallas Cowboys at 4:30 p.m. ET.

NFL Network’s live preseason coverage continues with six Week 2 preseason games, beginning on Thursday, Aug. 15 at 7 p.m. ET as the Philadelphia Eagles travel to play the New England Patriots.

On Saturday, Aug. 17, NFL Network’s live preseason Week 2 schedule continues with a quadruple-header kicking off at 1 p.m. ET with the Chicago Bears hosting the Cincinnati Bengals, followed by the Kansas City Chiefs hosting the Detroit Lions at 4 p.m. ET. NFL Network’s quadruple-header continues when Buffalo Bills travel to face the Pittsburgh Steelers at 7 p.m. ET, followed by the Las Vegas Raiders hosting the Dallas Cowboys at 10 p.m. ET.

Week 2 live preseason coverage on NFL Network concludes on Sunday, Aug. 18 with the Green Bay Packers at the Denver Broncos at 8 p.m. ET.

NFL Network’s live preseason schedule concludes with eight Week 3 games, beginning Thursday, Aug. 22 with the Kansas City Chiefs hosting the Chicago Bears at 8:15 p.m. ET. Coverage continues Friday Aug. 23, as the Jacksonville Jaguars travel to play No. 8 overall pick Michael Penix Jr. and the Atlanta Falcons at 7 p.m. ET, followed by the Las Vegas Raiders hosting the San Francisco 49ers at 10 p.m. ET.

On Saturday, Aug. 24, NFL Network’s live Week 3 coverage continues with a quadruple-header, starting with the Detroit Lions hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers at 1 p.m. ET, followed by the Los Angeles Chargers at the Dallas Cowboys at 4 p.m. ET. The quadruple-header continues with the New York Jets hosting the New York Giants at 7:30 p.m. ET, followed by the Cleveland Browns visiting the Seattle Seahawks at 10 p.m. ET.

NFL Network’s live Week 3 preseason coverage concludes on Sunday, Aug. 25 at 2 p.m. ET as the New Orleans Saints host the Tennessee Titans.

Live preseason games on NFL Network are subject to blackouts in the local markets of the participating teams.

The following is the NFL preseason schedule, including dates, start times (in Eastern time zone), TV networks and scheduled announcers.

Pro Football Hall of Fame Game

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The 2024 NFL schedule will feature each team playing 17 regular-season games and three preseason games for the fourth consecutive year. The 17th game will feature teams from opposing conferences that finished in the same standing within their respective divisions the previous season. The NFC will be the home conference for the 17th game in 2024. For how opponents were determined for the 2024 season, click here.

The NFL uses the power of Amazon Web Services (AWS) to power its schedule-making process. There are approximately a quadrillion possible schedule combinations each NFL season and over 26,000 factors to take into consideration such as stadium availability, travel requirements, primetime games, competitive fairness and division rivalries. The NFL uses AWS to run high performance computing workloads to find the best possible schedule each year.

The NFL’s 105th season begins with the league’s annual primetime kickoff game, as the defending Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs host the Baltimore Ravens at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday, September 5 (8:20 p.m. ET, NBC) in a rematch of last season’s AFC Championship Game.

The two most recent winners of the Most Valuable Player award, Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson (2023) and Kansas City’s Patrick Mahomes (2022), are scheduled to face off for the sixth time in their careers, including the postseason. Should both players start as expected, Jackson (two-time MVP) and Mahomes (two-time MVP) would become the seventh different pair of quarterbacks to meet in a regular-season game after both players had won multiple MVP awards.

The NFL’s primetime kickoff game – which has been an annual tradition since 2002 – will feature a rematch of one of the previous season’s conference championship games for only the third time and first since 2010, when New Orleans defeated Minnesota in a rematch of the NFC Championship. The other instance was 2004, when New England defeated Indianapolis in a rematch of the AFC Championship.

On Friday, September 6 (8:15 p.m. ET, Peacock), the Green Bay Packers will meet the Philadelphia Eagles at Corinthians Arena in São Paulo, Brazil, the first-ever regular season NFL game to be played in South America. It will mark the first time the NFL has played a game on Friday of their opening weekend in over 50 years, when the St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Rams met on September 18, 1970.

Week 1 continues on CBS at 4:05 PM ET, with two head coaches making their Week 1 debut with their club as Antonio Pierce and the Las Vegas Raiders visit Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers in an AFC West showdown, while Super Bowl-winning head coach Sean Payton and the Denver Broncos travel to Seattle to face the Seahawks, where Mike Macdonald will make his NFL head coaching debut. On FOX at 4:25 PM ET, the Dallas Cowboys visit the Cleveland Browns in a matchup of two 2023 playoff teams and the Washington Commanders, under new head coach Dan Quinn, travel to take on the reigning NFC South champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Later that day, NBC’s Sunday Night Football begins with Mathew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams visiting Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions (8:20 p.m. ET), in a rematch of last season’s NFC Wild Card round, in which the Lions earned their first playoff victory since 1991. NBC will televise one game each Sunday night in Weeks 1-17. Additionally, NBC will feature Miami at Green Bay (8:20 p.m. ET) on Thanksgiving night as well as Houston at Kansas City (1 p.m. ET) on Saturday in Week 16.

Kickoff Weekend concludes on Monday, September 9, with ESPN/ABC’s Monday Night Football, featuring Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets visiting Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers (8:15 p.m. ET). YouTube TV is the presenting sponsor of Kickoff Weekend, inclusive of the entire Thursday through Monday slate.

ESPN will televise one game each Monday night in Weeks 1-17 and will be simulcast on ABC in Weeks 1, 8, 14 and 17. In Weeks 3 and 4, there will be two Monday night games with broadcasts at 7:30 p.m. ET and 8:15 p.m. ET. In Week 7, there will be two Monday night games, with Baltimore at Tampa Bay on ESPN at 8:15 p.m. ET and the Los Angeles Chargers at Arizona on ESPN+ at 9 p.m. ET. In Week 15, the two Monday night games begin 30 minutes apart, with Chicago at Minnesota at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and Atlanta at Las Vegas at 8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN.

Thursday Night Football will air exclusively on Prime Video, kicking off its slate in Week 2 with an AFC East matchup as the Miami Dolphins host the Buffalo Bills (8:15 p.m. ET). Prime Video will broadcast 15 Thursday Night Football games between Weeks 2-17 (excluding Thanksgiving night) and exclusively stream the second-ever NFL Black Friday game when the Kansas City Chiefs host the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 13 (3 p.m. ET).

The first-ever NFL games streamed on Netflix will be played on Christmas, Wednesday, December 25, in Week 17, as the Kansas City Chiefs visit the Pittsburgh Steelers (1 p.m. ET) and the Baltimore Ravens travel to face the Houston Texans (4:30 p.m. ET). Additionally, Netflix will stream at least one holiday game in 2025 and 2026.

NFL Network will exclusively televise seven games – four international games and three games in Week 17 on Saturday, December 28.

The NFL schedule features five international regular-season games – three in the UK, one in Germany and one in Brazil, marking the first-ever regular-season NFL game to be played in South America.

The international slate begins in Week 1 in Brazil with Green Bay and Philadelphia (8:15 p.m. ET, Peacock) and follows with games in three consecutive weeks, beginning in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in Week 5 with the New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings (Sunday, 9:30 a.m. ET, NFL Network). In Week 6, Jacksonville meets Chicago (Sunday, 9:30 a.m. ET, NFL Network) at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium before the London action shifts to Wembley Stadium in Week 7, when the Jaguars will meet the New England Patriots (Sunday, 9:30 a.m. ET, NFL Network). The Jaguars are scheduled to play two regular-season games outside of the United States for the second-consecutive season.

As part of the league’s commitment to playing regular-season games in Germany, the NFL will conclude the international slate of games in Munich in Week 10 as the New York Giants meet the Carolina Panthers (Sunday, 9:30 a.m. ET, NFL Network). It will mark the league’s second game in Munich at Allianz Arena – Home of FC Bayern Munich and the fourth international regular-season game to be played in Germany.

The Madden Thanksgiving Celebration will feature a tripleheader on Thursday, November 28. The first game will feature a pair of NFC North foes, as the Bears travel to Detroit to face the Lions (12:30 p.m. ET, CBS). The late afternoon game will match two NFC East rivals, as the New York Giants visit the Dallas Cowboys (4:30 p.m. ET, FOX). The Thanksgiving Day festivities end with the Miami Dolphins traveling to Green Bay to face the Packers on NBC (8:20 p.m. ET).

The regular season will conclude with Week 18 on Saturday, January 4, and Sunday, January 5. For the 15th consecutive year, all 16 games scheduled for the final week of the season are division contests, enhancing the potential for more games with playoff ramifications.

The NFL’s 32 teams will each play 17 games over 18 weeks. Byes will begin in Week 5 and end in Week 14.

Additional 2024 schedule notes:

* Fourteen games will be Super Bowl rematches and nine 2024 games are rematches from the 2023 playoffs, including Super Bowl LVIII (Kansas City at San Francisco in Week 7), both Championship Games (Baltimore at Kansas City in Week 1; Detroit at San Francisco in Week 17) and all four Divisional playoff games (Tampa Bay at Detroit in Week 2; Kansas City at Buffalo in Week 11; San Francisco at Green Bay in Week 12; Baltimore at Houston in Week 17).
* The top-two picks in the 2024 NFL Draft, Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels, are scheduled to meet in Week 8 when the Chicago Bears visit the Washington Commanders (1 p.m. ET, CBS). Should both players start, it would mark the sixth game in NFL history between rookie starting quarterbacks selected with the first and second overall picks in the NFL Draft. Williams and the Bears are also slated to play against No. 3 overall pick Drake Maye and the New England Patriots in Week 10 (1 p.m. ET, FOX) and No. 4 overall pick Marvin Harrison and the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9 (4:05 p.m. ET, CBS).

The NFL will continue to use “flexible scheduling” this season to ensure exciting and meaningful games are available for viewing by the largest number of fans.

As in prior seasons, for Week 18, the final weekend of the season, the scheduling of the Saturday, Sunday afternoon, and the Sunday night games is not assigned. In Week 18, two games will be played on Saturday (4:30 p.m. ET and 8 p.m. ET) with the remainder to be played on Sunday afternoon (1 p.m. ET and 4:25 p.m. ET) and one matchup to be played on Sunday night (8:20 p.m. ET). Specific dates, start times, and networks for Week 18 matchups will be determined and announced following the conclusion of Week 17.

The NFL is the only sports league that presents all regular-season and postseason games on free, over-the-air television in local markets. All postseason games are distributed nationally.

All times Eastern. Schedule subject to change.

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
All start times at 8:15 p.m. Eastern unless otherwise noted.

SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL (NBC/Peacock)
All start times at 8:20 p.m. Eastern unless otherwise noted.

MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL (ESPN)

* – Select Prime Time games subject to change; Week 18 games TBD

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* – Select Prime Time games subject to change; Week 18 games TBD

PLAYOFFS: Introduced in 2020 and continuing for a fifth-consecutive year, a total of 14 teams – seven each in the American and National Football Conferences – will make the postseason. The No. 1 seed in each conference will receive a bye in the Wild Card round. The remaining division champions in each conference with the best records will be seeded 2, 3, and 4, followed by the next three teams per conference with the best records seeded 5, 6, and 7.

Since 1990 – a streak of 34 consecutive seasons – at least four new teams have qualified for the playoffs that missed the postseason the year before, including seven of the 14 playoff teams in 2022.

AFC and NFC Wild Card games will feature the 2 seed hosting the 7 seed, the 3 seed hosting the 6 seed and the 4 seed hosting the 5 seed.

Super Wild Card Weekend for the 2024 season will feature six games, starting on Saturday, January 11.

Wild Card winners join the top seeds in each conference in the Divisional Playoffs on Saturday and Sunday, January 18-19. The AFC and NFC Championship Games will be played on Sunday, January 26. The winners meet two weeks later on Sunday, February 9, in Super Bowl LIX at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome (FOX), marking the 11th time the league’s final game will be played in New Orleans.

AFC and NFC Wild Card Playoffs: January 11-13, 2025

AFC and NFC Divisional Playoffs: January 18-19, 2025

NFC Championship Game: January 26, 2025 3 p.m. (Fox)

AFC Championship Game: January 26, 2025 6:30 p.m. (CBS)

Super Bowl LIX: February 9, 2025 6:25 p.m. (Fox)
Location: Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, La.

FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING: In effect during the following windows (the “Flex Scheduling Windows”):
* Sunday afternoon games may also be moved between 1:00 p.m. and 4:05 p.m. or 4:25 p.m. ET.
* For Sunday Night Football, it may be used up to twice between Weeks 5-10, and at the NFL’s discretion during Weeks 11-17;
* For Monday Night Football it may be used at the NFL’s discretion in Weeks 12-17;
* For Thursday Night Football it may be used up to twice between Weeks 13-17.
* During the Flex Scheduling Windows, the games initially scheduled for Sunday Night Football (on NBC), Monday Night Football (ESPN or ABC), and Thursday Night Football (on Amazon Prime) are tentatively scheduled and subject to change;
* Only Sunday afternoon games (or those listed as TBD) are eligible to be moved to Sunday night, Monday night, or Thursday night, in which case the initially scheduled Sunday, Monday, or Thursday night game would be moved to Sunday afternoon;
* Sunday afternoon games may also be moved between 1:00 p.m. and 4:05 p.m. or 4:25 p.m. ET.

Scheduling for Week 18
As in prior seasons, for Week 18, the final weekend of the season, the scheduling of the Saturday, Sunday afternoon, and the Sunday night games is not assigned. The schedule for Week 18 will be announced at the conclusion of Week 17.

Additional Flexible Scheduling Information
* During the Flex Scheduling Windows, only Sunday afternoon or TBD games are subject to being moved into the Sunday night, Monday, or Thursday night window.
* The game that has been tentatively scheduled for Sunday Night Football, Monday Night Football, or Thursday Night Football during the Flex Scheduling Windows will generally be listed at 8:20 p.m. ET, 8:15 p.m. ET, and 8:15 p.m. ET, respectively.
* The majority of games on Sundays will typically be listed at 1:00 p.m. ET during the Flex Scheduling Windows except for games played in Pacific or Mountain time zones, which will be listed at 4:05 or 4:25 p.m. ET.
* For Sunday Night Football in Weeks 5-13 and for Monday Night Football in Weeks 12-17, the NFL will decide (after consultation with CBS, FOX, NBC, and ESPN) and announce no later than 12 days in advance of the game, which game will be played on Sunday night and which game will be played on Monday night.
* For Sunday Night Football in Weeks 14-17, the flexible scheduling decision will generally be made no later than 6 days prior to the game.
* For Thursday Night Football in Weeks 13-17, the flexible scheduling decision will be made no later than 28 days prior to the game.
* Fans and ticket holders must be aware that NFL games in the Flex Scheduling Windows are subject to change generally at least 12 days in advance (and at least 6 days in advance for Sundays in Weeks 14-17) and should plan accordingly.

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CBS Sports' presentation of Super Bowl LVIII is the most-watched telecast in history with a total audience delivery of 123.4 million average viewers across platforms.

Link to Release: https://t.co/DHc9XPBwSn pic.twitter.com/GR3w2hbBwn

— CBS Sports PR (@CBSSportsGang) February 13, 2024

With an average audience of 10 million viewers on @TSN_Sports, @CTV, and @RDSca, SUPER BOWL LVIII, becomes the most-watched Super Bowl on record in !

The game is one of the Top 5 most-watched English-language broadcasts on record in Canada. #SBLVIII pic.twitter.com/q9y1NcJi52

— TSN PR (@TSN_PR) February 12, 2024

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UPDATED 2/13/2024 2:18 PM ET: What follows are the Live + Same Day rating results for the night’s network telecasts on Sunday, February 11, 2024:

— Household rating / share (raw amount):
CBS: 41.97/81 (52.468m), Univision: 0.90/2 (1.119m), NBC: 0.54/1 (0.676m), ABC: 0.52/1 (0.651m), Telemundo: 0.49/1 (0.612m), UniMás: 0.19/0 (0.236m), Fox: 0.18/0 (0.221m), CW: 0.11/0 (0.141m)

— Total Viewers (in millions):
CBS: 119.413, Univision: 2.291, Telemundo: 0.900, NBC: 0.851, ABC: 0.821, UniMás: 0.363, Fox: 0.257, CW: 0.201

— Adults 18-49 rating / share (raw amount):
CBS: 35.87/110 (47.299m), Univision: 0.80/2 (1.056m), Telemundo: 0.19/1 (0.252m), UniMás: 0.10/0 (0.136m), NBC: 0.10/0 (0.132m), ABC: 0.09/0 (0.113m), Fox: 0.06/0 (0.076m), CW: 0.02/0 (0.028m)

— Top 5 Broadcast Network Prime Time Telecasts in Adults 18-49:

1. Super Bowl LVIII San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs (S) (CBS, 6:40 PM-10:46 PM)
   • 35.99/111 A18-49 rating/share (47.468 million adults 18-49)
2. Super Bowl LVIII Post-Gun (S) (CBS, 10:46 PM-10:55 PM)
   • 30.77/103 A18-49 rating/share (40.576 million adults 18-49)
3. Super Bowl LVIII Post-Gm (S) (CBS, 10:55 PM-11:14 PM)
   • 19.46/88 A18-49 rating/share (25.666 million adults 18-49)
4. SB LVIII Post Gun (S) (Univision, 10:46 PM-10:54 PM)
   • 0.80/3 A18-49 rating/share (1.055 million adults 18-49)
5. NFL Super Bowl LVIII (S) (Univision, 6:40 PM-10:46 PM)
   • 0.78/2 A18-49 rating/share (1.032 million adults 18-49)

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Sub-Demos

— Females 18-49 (rating / share):
CBS: 33.63/100, NBC: 0.14/1, ABC: 0.09/0, Fox: 0.05/0, CW: 0.02/0

— Males 18-49 (rating / share):
CBS: 38.01/100, NBC: 0.23/1, ABC: 0.08/0, Fox: 0.07/0, CW: 0.02/0

— Females 18-34 (rating / share):
CBS: 29.48/100, NBC: 0.10/1, Fox: 0.04/0, ABC: 0.03/0, CW: 0.02/0

— Males 18-34 (rating / share):
CBS: 32.85/100, NBC: 0.20/1, ABC: 0.05/0, Fox: 0.04/0, CW: 0.01/0

— Females 25-54 (rating / share):
CBS: 37.01/100, NBC: 0.20/1, ABC: 0.13/0, Fox: 0.07/0, CW: 0.04/0

— Males 25-54 (rating / share):
CBS: 41.95/100, NBC: 0.30/1, ABC: 0.12/0, Fox: 0.08/0, CW: 0.04/0

What follows are the final national results for Sunday, February 11, 2024 broken out by network and by each half-hour.

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7:00 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
• Households: 0.64/1 (#2)
• Viewers: 0.997 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.07/0 (#3)
• Adults 18-34: 0.01/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.11/0 (#3)

CBS — Super Bowl LVIII San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
• Households: 40.65/80 (#1)
• Viewers: 118.433 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 34.64/100 (#1)
• Adults 18-34: 29.86/100 (#1), Adults 25-54: 38.46/100 (#1)

NBC — PGA Tour Golf Waste Management Open
• Households: 0.64/1 (#2)
• Viewers: 1.080 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.12/0 (#2)
• Adults 18-34: 0.14/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.17/0 (#2)

Fox — Next Level Chef (repeat)
• Households: 0.16/0 (#4)
• Viewers: 0.203 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.03/0 (#4)
• Adults 18-34: 0.02/0 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.05/0 (#4)

CW — Penn & Teller: Fool Us (repeat)
• Households: 0.08/0 (#5)
• Viewers: 0.109 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.01/0 (#5)
• Adults 18-34: 0.01/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.01/0 (#5)

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7:30 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
• Households: 0.61/1 (#2)
• Viewers: 0.935 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.08/0 (#3)
• Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.12/0 (#3)

CBS — Super Bowl LVIII San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
• Households: 41.90/81 (#1)
• Viewers: 123.221 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 36.67/100 (#1)
• Adults 18-34: 32.07/100 (#1), Adults 25-54: 40.32/100 (#1)

NBC — PGA Tour Golf Waste Management Open
• Households: 0.52/1 (#3)
• Viewers: 0.902 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.12/0 (#2)
• Adults 18-34: 0.13/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.16/0 (#2)

Fox — Next Level Chef (repeat)
• Households: 0.16/0 (#4)
• Viewers: 0.210 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.04/0 (#4)
• Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.05/0 (#4)

CW — Penn & Teller: Fool Us (repeat)
• Households: 0.10/0 (#5)
• Viewers: 0.147 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.02/0 (#5)
• Adults 18-34: 0.01/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.02/0 (#5)

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8:00 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
• Households: 0.63/1 (#2)
• Viewers: 1.035 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.13/0 (#2)
• Adults 18-34: 0.08/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.18/0 (#2)

CBS — Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show: Usher
• Households: 42.82/81 (#1)
• Viewers: 126.041 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 38.16/100 (#1)
• Adults 18-34: 33.62/100 (#1), Adults 25-54: 41.82/100 (#1)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
• Households: 0.32/1 (#3)
• Viewers: 0.520 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.07/0 (#3)
• Adults 18-34: 0.08/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.10/0 (#4)

Fox — The Simpsons (repeat)
• Households: 0.20/0 (#4)
• Viewers: 0.327 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.07/0 (#3)
• Adults 18-34: 0.06/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.11/0 (#3)

CW — Penn & Teller: Fool Us (repeat)
• Households: 0.12/0 (#5)
• Viewers: 0.200 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.02/0 (#5)
• Adults 18-34: 0.02/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.03/0 (#5)

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8:30 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
• Households: 0.67/1 (#2)
• Viewers: 1.095 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.14/0 (#2)
• Adults 18-34: 0.08/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.19/1 (#2)

CBS — Super Bowl LVIII San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
• Households: 42.49/80 (#1)
• Viewers: 124.121 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 37.67/100 (#1)
• Adults 18-34: 33.10/100 (#1), Adults 25-54: 41.29/100 (#1)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
• Households: 0.34/1 (#3)
• Viewers: 0.551 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.07/0 (#3)
• Adults 18-34: 0.08/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.11/0 (#3)

Fox — Krapopolis (repeat)
• Households: 0.16/0 (#4)
• Viewers: 0.256 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.06/0 (#4)
• Adults 18-34: 0.04/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.08/0 (#4)

CW — Penn & Teller: Fool Us (repeat)
• Households: 0.12/0 (#5)
• Viewers: 0.252 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.03/0 (#5)
• Adults 18-34: 0.02/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.05/0 (#5)

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9:00 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
• Households: 0.42/1 (#3)
• Viewers: 0.646 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.08/0 (#2)
• Adults 18-34: 0.02/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.11/0 (#3)

CBS — Super Bowl LVIII San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
• Households: 42.44/80 (#1)
• Viewers: 121.058 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 36.50/100 (#1)
• Adults 18-34: 31.91/100 (#1), Adults 25-54: 40.08/100 (#1)

NBC — Dateline (repeat)
• Households: 0.49/1 (#2)
• Viewers: 0.715 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.08/0 (#2)
• Adults 18-34: 0.06/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.13/0 (#2)

Fox — Bob’s Burgers (repeat)
• Households: 0.17/0 (#4)
• Viewers: 0.253 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.07/0 (#4)
• Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.09/0 (#4)

CW — Penn & Teller: Fool Us (repeat)
• Households: 0.13/0 (#5)
• Viewers: 0.245 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.03/0 (#5)
• Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.05/0 (#5)

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9:30 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
• Households: 0.41/1 (#3)
• Viewers: 0.647 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.07/0 (#4)
• Adults 18-34: 0.01/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.10/0 (#3)

CBS — Super Bowl LVIII San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
• Households: 42.29/80 (#1)
• Viewers: 118.049 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 35.67/100 (#1)
• Adults 18-34: 31.06/100 (#1), Adults 25-54: 39.17/100 (#1)

NBC — Dateline (repeat)
• Households: 0.56/1 (#2)
• Viewers: 0.838 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.11/0 (#2)
• Adults 18-34: 0.07/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.16/0 (#2)

Fox — Family Guy (repeat)
• Households: 0.21/0 (#4)
• Viewers: 0.292 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.08/0 (#3)
• Adults 18-34: 0.04/0 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.09/0 (#4)

CW — Penn & Teller: Fool Us (repeat)
• Households: 0.13/0 (#5)
• Viewers: 0.251 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.03/0 (#5)
• Adults 18-34: 0.02/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.05/0 (#5)

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10:00 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
• Households: 0.33/1 (#3)
• Viewers: 0.505 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.05/0 (#3)
• Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.08/0 (#3)

CBS — Super Bowl LVIII San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
• Households: 43.66/82 (#1)
• Viewers: 118.826 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 35.70/100 (#1)
• Adults 18-34: 30.86/100 (#1), Adults 25-54: 39.42/100 (#1)

NBC — Dateline (repeat)
• Households: 0.65/1 (#2)
• Viewers: 0.965 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.11/0 (#2)
• Adults 18-34: 0.07/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.17/1 (#2)
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10:30 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
• Households: 0.46/1 (#3)
• Viewers: 0.704 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.07/0 (#3)
• Adults 18-34: 0.05/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.09/0 (#3)

CBS — Super Bowl LVIII San Francisco 49ers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
• Households: 41.67/81 (#1)
• Viewers: 111.715 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 33.73/100 (#1)
• Adults 18-34: 29.25/100 (#1), Adults 25-54: 37.26/100 (#1)

NBC — Dateline (repeat)
• Households: 0.81/2 (#2)
• Viewers: 1.233 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.11/0 (#2)
• Adults 18-34: 0.05/0 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.18/1 (#2)

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Source: Nielsen Media Research

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Among the key people returning to claim another crown are quarterback Patrick Mahomes, tight end Travis Kelce (more on him later, of course!), and head coach Andy Reid. San Francisco’s coach Kyle Shanahan also returns, but for his sake, hopes to finally accomplish a championship with an improved cast of characters, which now include quarterback Brock Purdy (a.k.a. Mr. Irrelevant – the last overall selection of the 2022 draft) and running back Christian McCaffrey.

The story of Super Bowl LVIII takes place in the city of Las Vegas, Nevada – the Sin City where professional sports leagues had once long considered taboo for being tied to gambling. The recent legalization of gambling in many states of our nation has rendered those past worries moot and have unlocked Las Vegas as a burgeoning sports town.

The story of Super Bowl LVIIII will be broadcast on CBS, the youth–oriented Nickelodeon (hello, SpongeBob SquarePants!) and Spanish outlet Univision. For the first time in 57 years, the Big Game will be televised on another English language network within the United States. Nickelodeon’s alternative telecast – garnering Sports Emmys for its Bears–Saints playoff telecast three years ago – is purposed to attract younger audiences to the NFL product, driving down the median age of the sport amidst an aging linear TV audience.

But as immensely popular as America’s annual premier event already is, this Sunday may reach its apex as the worlds of sports and pop culture intersect: a “love story” of those “new romantics”, Travis Kelce and pop superstar Taylor Swift. The executives at the NFL could not have scripted it better as “if this was a movie.” (Forgive my references to some of her song titles.)

While coverage of Swift and Kelce may have reached the point of exhaustion, it has undeniably heightened all things associated. The hoopla began on Sep. 24 with her in–stadium appearance in Kansas City. The first definitive ratings impact came the following week, Sunday, Oct. 1 at the Meadowlands in New Jersey when Kansas City visited the Jets. NBC’s “Sunday Night Football”, prime time’s No. 1 TV show, still usually is hard-pressed to draw over 20 million viewers for a single game. However on that particular night, nearly 27 million (including streaming) tuned in. An increase of 29 percent in female audience over SNF’s first three weeks of the season. Its total audience a 20 percent improvement from the comparable year–ago Sunday night that had the Chiefs and the Tom Brady–led Buccaneers, a rematch of Super Bowl LV.

The Green Bay Packers’ win over Kansas City on Dec. 3 delivered 25.4 million – the largest week 13 SNF game ever. Most of the 26 million for the late Sunday afternoon window caught the Buffalo Bills’ win in Kansas City on Dec. 10. (which culminated in a livid Mahomes, thanks to an end–of–game penalty that sealed their loss). And, the almost 30 million who watched the Las Vegas Raiders’ upset victory not only topped the Christmas Day marquee slate of games but also became the most–watched Christmas Day NFL game since 1989 (Taylor Swift’s birth year, by the way.)

The three aforementioned examples would have attracted large audiences regardless of Miss Swift’s attendance at those games. They all involved losses by the defending Super Bowl champion. In addition, Nielsen‘s out–of–home tabulations are a major factor in accounting for recent year-to-year ratings increases. Nonetheless, these ratings milestones were still significant achievements and perhaps they might not have reached historic levels without the Swift factor.

That factor might have extended into the postseason. The biggest live streaming audience ever had watched Kansas City’s blowout of Miami in the wild card round. Never before has an NFL Divisional playoff game attracted over 50 million viewers until Kansas City’s win in Buffalo accomplished that. And, Kansas City’s triumph in Baltimore also achieved the largest AFC Championship Game audience on record.

Furthermore, bolstered by Swuft’s success at the Grammys, over 17 million tuned in, a boost of 35 percent from ’23 and, by far, the event’s best post–pandemic viewer figure. Interestingly enough, its top TV market in households: Kansas City, of course, up 58 percent from last year.

Douglas Pucci’s take: Sure, the football fan might feel the game is playing second fiddle to all these outside aspects. But that is the epitome of the Super Bowl. It’s an event for all of America: the football fan, the non-football fan, the TV commercial fan, the Usher fan who highly anticipates his halftime show.

And the Taylor Swift fan.

It is not a stunner that Kansas City made it to its fourth Super Bowl appearance within the span of five years. However, on the field, teams like the Baltimore Ravens, the Buffalo Bills, and the Miami Dolphins once overshadowed the Chiefs during the regular season. But Kansas City prevailed over all three of those teams in the postseason. The NFL and its TV partners can’t help but delight in all the buzz swirling around the star football player and his singing girlfriend which is about to enter the Super Bowl stage.

“22” is another of Taylor Swift’s famous songs. Stick a “1” in front of it and you’ve got my guess for how many millions of viewers will be watching Super Bowl LVIII this Sunday: 122 million, that is.

I inquired with professionals in the media industry to provide their ratings prognostications for Super Bowl LVIII. Here is their analysis — you may also observe their guesses in numerical order:

To recap, here are the predictions in sorted order (you may click on their name for their respective analyses)

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The NFL ON CBS delivers the most-watched AFC Championship Game ever with more than 55 million viewers.

Sunday's game peaked with more than 64 million viewers.

CBS Sports leads all networks with its best postseason viewership since the NFL returned to CBS in 1998, including… pic.twitter.com/3AgeMDxy0b

— CBS Sports PR (@CBSSportsGang) January 30, 2024

In conclusion of its 30th season of NFL coverage, @NFLonFOX is projected to score its best #NFCChampionshipGame in twelve years with 56,691,000 viewers. pic.twitter.com/OY3m1huB5r

— FOX Sports PR (@FOXSportsPR) January 29, 2024

Note: the following fast affiliate results for any of the live events mentioned here are all approximate.

— Households (rating / share):
Fox: 17.08/43, CBS: 2.44/6, ABC: 0.99/2, NBC: 0.97/2, CW: 0.24/1

— Total Viewers (in millions):
Fox: 34.474, CBS: 3.868, ABC: 1.613, NBC: 1.496, CW: 0.362

— Adults 18-49 (rating / share):
Fox: 9.01/60, CBS: 0.40/3, ABC: 0.16/1, NBC: 0.12/1, CW: 0.05/0

— Adults 18-34 (rating / share):
Fox: 6.33/63, CBS: 0.27/3, ABC: 0.09/1, NBC: 0.05/1, CW: 0.05/0

— Adults 25-54 (rating / share):
Fox: 11.02/56, CBS: 0.54/3, ABC: 0.23/1, NBC: 0.20/1, CW: 0.06/0

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7:00 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
Households: 1.40/3 (#3)
Viewers: 2.300 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.17/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.09/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.27/1 (#3)

CBS — 60 Minutes
Households: 4.33/10 (#2)
Viewers: 6.958 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.85/5 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.60/5 (#2), Adults 25-54: 1.13/5 (#2)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
Households: 0.73/2 (#4)
Viewers: 1.116 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.08/0 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.14/1 (#4)

Fox — NFC Championship Game Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers
Households: 22.18/51 (#1)
Viewers: 45.726 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 11.54/68 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 8.30/71 (#1), Adults 25-54: 14.11/65 (#1)

CW — Movie Jumanji (1995)
Households: 0.21/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.322 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.05/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.04/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.06/0 (#5)

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7:30 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
Households: 1.36/3 (#3)
Viewers: 2.273 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.18/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.11/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.30/1 (#3)

CBS — 60 Minutes
Households: 3.73/9 (#2)
Viewers: 5.926 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.55/3 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.40/3 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.74/3 (#2)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
Households: 0.62/1 (#4)
Viewers: 0.959 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.08/0 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.06/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.15/1 (#4)

Fox — NFC Championship Game Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers
Households: 22.40/51 (#1)
Viewers: 46.099 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 11.88/68 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 8.64/71 (#1), Adults 25-54: 14.34/65 (#1)

CW — Movie Jumanji (1995)
Households: 0.22/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.328 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.05/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.06/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.05/0 (#5)

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8:00 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney The Parent Trap (1998)
Households: 0.77/2 (#4)
Viewers: 1.264 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.13/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.07/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.20/1 (#3)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 2.19/5 (#2)
Viewers: 3.392 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.37/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.25/2 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.50/2 (#2)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
Households: 0.80/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.238 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.09/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.07/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.15/1 (#4)

Fox — NFC Championship Game Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers
Households: 21.61/50 (#1)
Viewers: 44.368 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 11.55/67 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 8.24/69 (#1), Adults 25-54: 13.98/63 (#1)

CW — Movie Jumanji (1995)
Households: 0.26/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.401 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.06/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.06/0 (#5)

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8:30 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney The Parent Trap (1998)
Households: 0.70/2 (#4)
Viewers: 1.140 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.12/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.06/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.17/1 (#3)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.84/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.858 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.30/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.19/2 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.38/2 (#2)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
Households: 0.73/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.132 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.08/0 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.06/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.14/1 (#4)

Fox — NFC Championship Game Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers
Households: 21.96/51 (#1)
Viewers: 44.725 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 11.66/67 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 8.30/69 (#1), Adults 25-54: 14.16/64 (#1)

CW — Movie Jumanji (1995)
Households: 0.28/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.424 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.06/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.07/0 (#5)

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9:00 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney The Parent Trap (1998)
Households: 0.82/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.384 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.16/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.11/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.21/1 (#3)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.74/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.745 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.29/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.20/2 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.37/2 (#2)

NBC — Dateline Mystery (repeat)
Households: 0.80/2 (#4)
Viewers: 1.186 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.04/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.16/1 (#4)

Fox — NFC Championship Game Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers
Households: 21.23/50 (#1)
Viewers: 42.490 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 11.11/65 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 7.53/67 (#1), Adults 25-54: 13.62/63 (#1)

CW — Movie Jumanji (1995)
Households: 0.26/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.394 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.05/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.04/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.06/0 (#5)

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9:30 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney The Parent Trap (1998)
Households: 0.93/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.562 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.20/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.13/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.26/1 (#3)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.71/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.721 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.28/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.18/2 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.35/2 (#2)

NBC — Dateline Mystery (repeat)
Households: 0.93/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.404 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.11/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.20/1 (#4)

Fox — NFC Championship Game Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers
Households: 18.35/45 (#1)
Viewers: 36.261 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 9.69/62 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 6.45/64 (#1), Adults 25-54: 12.02/59 (#1)

CW — The Conners (repeat)
Households: 0.20/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.304 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.04/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.05/0 (#5)

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10:00 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney The Parent Trap (1998)
Households: 1.19/4 (#4)
Viewers: 1.899 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.19/2 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.12/2 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.27/2 (#4)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.98/6 (#2)
Viewers: 3.138 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.28/3 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.17/3 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.41/3 (#2)

NBC — Dateline Mystery (repeat)
Households: 1.45/4 (#3)
Viewers: 2.290 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.17/2 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.32/2 (#3)

Fox — Next Level Chef (season premiere)
Households: 6.03/18 (#1)
Viewers: 11.297 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 3.22/30 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 2.17/34 (#1), Adults 25-54: 4.05/28 (#1)

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.67/2
Viewers: 1.106 million, Adults 18-49: 0.12/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.06/1, Adults 25-54: 0.18/1

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10:30 PM

ABC — Abbott Elementary (repeat)
Households: 0.74/3 (#4)
Viewers: 1.079 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.11/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.06/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.16/1 (#4)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 2.04/7 (#2)
Viewers: 3.206 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.28/3 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.14/3 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.42/4 (#2)

NBC — Dateline Mystery (repeat)
Households: 1.71/6 (#3)
Viewers: 2.641 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.21/3 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.06/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.37/3 (#3)

Fox — Next Level Chef (season premiere)
Households: 2.83/10 (#1)
Viewers: 4.826 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 1.36/16 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 0.91/19 (#1), Adults 25-54: 1.78/15 (#1)

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.50/2
Viewers: 0.801 million, Adults 18-49: 0.10/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.04/1, Adults 25-54: 0.14/1

UPDATED 1/30/2024 11:35 AM ET: What follows are the Live + Same Day rating results for the night’s network telecasts on Sunday, January 28, 2024:

— Household rating / share (raw amount):
Fox: 20.16/49 (25.198m), CBS: 2.43/6 (3.034m), ABC: 0.98/2 (1.228m), NBC: 0.97/2 (1.214m), Telemundo: 0.45/1 (0.564m), Univision: 0.42/1 (0.527m), CW: 0.24/1 (0.298m), CW: 0.24/1 (0.298m)

— Total Viewers (in millions):
Fox: 44.613, CBS: 3.945, ABC: 1.653, NBC: 1.537, Telemundo: 0.820, Univision: 0.818, UniMás: 0.471, CW: 0.373

— Adults 18-49 rating / share (raw amount):
Fox: 12.10/75 (15.952m), CBS: 0.42/3 (0.552m), Univision: 0.21/1 (0.282m), ABC: 0.17/1 (0.226m), Telemundo: 0.16/1 (0.217m), NBC: 0.13/1 (0.166m), UniMás: 0.11/1 (0.151m), CW: 0.06/0 (0.078m)

— Top 5 Broadcast Network Prime Time Telecasts in Adults 18-49:

1. Fox NFC Championship Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers (S) (Fox, 6:41 PM- 9:50 PM)
   • 15.18/84 A18-49 rating/share (20.016 million adults 18-49)
2. Fox NFC Championship-Gun (S) (Fox, 9:50 PM- 9:56 PM)
   • 11.88/73 A18-49 rating/share (15.662 million adults 18-49)
3. Fox NFC Championship-Post (S) (Fox, 9:56 PM-10:10 PM)
   • 7.34/54 A18-49 rating/share (9.684 million adults 18-49)
4. Next Level Chef (P) (Fox, 10:10 PM-11:10 PM)
   • 2.15/22 A18-49 rating/share (2.834 million adults 18-49)
5. 60 Minutes Presents (P) (CBS, 7:00 PM- 8:00 PM)
   • 0.74/4 A18-49 rating/share (0.974 million adults 18-49)

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Source: Nielsen Media Research

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Note: the following fast affiliate results for any of the live events mentioned here are all approximate.

— Households (rating / share):
CBS: 16.27/41, NBC: 1.29/3, ABC: 1.19/3, Fox: 0.28/1, CW: 0.20/0

— Total Viewers (in millions):
CBS: 31.019, ABC: 1.987, NBC: 1.941, Fox: 0.454, CW: 0.321

— Adults 18-49 (rating / share):
CBS: 7.76/55, NBC: 0.29/2, ABC: 0.19/1, Fox: 0.10/1, CW: 0.04/0

— Adults 18-34 (rating / share):
CBS: 5.66/59, NBC: 0.19/2, ABC: 0.11/1, Fox: 0.05/0, CW: 0.02/0

— Adults 25-54 (rating / share):
CBS: 9.59/51, NBC: 0.40/2, ABC: 0.29/2, Fox: 0.14/1, CW: 0.06/0

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7:00 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
Households: 2.02/5 (#2)
Viewers: 3.379 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.26/2 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.14/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.40/2 (#3)

CBS — NFL Football AFC Divisional Playoff: Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
Households: 20.43/48 (#1)
Viewers: 39.008 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 9.47/61 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 6.99/63 (#1), Adults 25-54: 11.72/58 (#1)

NBC — Deal or No Deal Island (repeat)
Households: 1.77/4 (#3)
Viewers: 2.864 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.58/4 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.40/4 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.75/4 (#2)

Fox — The Simpsons (repeat)
Households: 0.32/1 (#4)
Viewers: 0.473 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.15/1 (#4)

CW — Movie How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
Households: 0.19/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.316 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.04/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.02/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.06/0 (#5)

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7:30 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
Households: 1.90/4 (#2)
Viewers: 3.242 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.26/2 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.15/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.39/2 (#3)

CBS — NFL Football AFC Divisional Playoff: Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
Households: 21.62/50 (#1)
Viewers: 41.845 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 10.26/64 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 7.62/67 (#1), Adults 25-54: 12.69/61 (#1)

NBC — Extended Family (repeat)
Households: 0.96/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.512 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.34/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.25/2 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.42/2 (#2)

Fox — Bob’s Burgers (repeat)
Households: 0.26/1 (#4)
Viewers: 0.385 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.09/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.14/1 (#4)

CW — Movie How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
Households: 0.19/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.302 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.04/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.06/0 (#5)

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8:00 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
Households: 1.50/3 (#2)
Viewers: 2.551 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.21/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.13/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.35/2 (#3)

CBS — NFL Football AFC Divisional Playoff: Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
Households: 20.81/48 (#1)
Viewers: 40.278 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 10.07/62 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 7.34/65 (#1), Adults 25-54: 12.56/59 (#1)

NBC — Dateline Mystery (repeat)
Households: 1.20/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.823 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.32/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.23/2 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.38/2 (#2)

Fox — The Simpsons (repeat)
Households: 0.32/1 (#4)
Viewers: 0.540 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.12/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.18/1 (#4)

CW — Movie How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
Households: 0.22/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.347 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.04/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.02/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.06/0 (#5)

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8:30 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
Households: 1.33/3 (#2)
Viewers: 2.262 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.19/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.09/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.31/1 (#3)

CBS — NFL Football AFC Divisional Playoff: Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
Households: 21.80/49 (#1)
Viewers: 41.829 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 10.57/62 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 7.69/66 (#1), Adults 25-54: 13.10/60 (#1)

NBC — Dateline Mystery (repeat)
Households: 1.22/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.819 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.27/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.17/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.34/2 (#2)

Fox — Krapopolis (repeat)
Households: 0.25/1 (#4)
Viewers: 0.417 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.14/1 (#4)

CW — Movie How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
Households: 0.20/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.332 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.04/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.02/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.06/0 (#5)

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9:00 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney Soul (2020)
Households: 0.66/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.124 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.13/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.06/0 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.20/1 (#3)

CBS — NFL Football AFC Divisional Playoff: Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
Households: 21.67/50 (#1)
Viewers: 41.309 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 10.60/63 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 7.68/68 (#1), Adults 25-54: 12.99/60 (#1)

NBC — Dateline Mystery (repeat)
Households: 1.36/3 (#2)
Viewers: 1.999 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.21/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.11/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.33/2 (#2)

Fox — Bob’s Burgers (repeat)
Households: 0.22/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.388 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.09/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.04/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.12/1 (#4)

CW — Movie How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
Households: 0.24/1 (#4)
Viewers: 0.387 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.05/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.02/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.08/0 (#5)

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9:30 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney Soul (2020)
Households: 0.59/1 (#3)
Viewers: 0.954 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.12/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/0 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.18/1 (#3)

CBS — NFL Football AFC Divisional Playoff: Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
Households: 16.69/42 (#1)
Viewers: 31.538 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 8.15/56 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 5.92/61 (#1), Adults 25-54: 10.04/53 (#1)

NBC — Dateline Mystery (repeat)
Households: 1.58/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.319 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.22/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.13/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.36/2 (#2)

Fox — Grimsburg (repeat)
Households: 0.33/1 (#4)
Viewers: 0.519 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.14/1 (#4)

CW — The Conners (repeat)
Households: 0.16/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.243 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.04/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.01/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.06/0 (#5)

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10:00 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney Soul (2020)
Households: 0.73/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.174 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.18/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.12/2 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.22/2 (#3)

CBS — Fire Country (repeat)
Households: 4.34/13 (#1)
Viewers: 7.635 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 1.86/20 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 1.30/23 (#1), Adults 25-54: 2.32/18 (#1)

NBC — Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (repeat)
Households: 1.13/3 (#2)
Viewers: 1.594 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.18/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.12/2 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.30/2 (#2)

Fox — Local Programming
Households: 1.90/6
Viewers: 3.054 million, Adults 18-49: 0.35/4,
Adults 18-34: 0.15/3, Adults 25-54: 0.52/4

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.49/2
Viewers: 0.803 million, Adults 18-49: 0.07/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.01/0, Adults 25-54: 0.14/1

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10:30 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney Soul (2020)
Households: 0.75/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.213 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.19/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.14/3 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.24/2 (#3)

CBS — Fire Country (repeat)
Households: 2.77/10 (#1)
Viewers: 4.706 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 0.99/12 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 0.66/14 (#1), Adults 25-54: 1.23/11 (#1)

NBC — Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (repeat)
Households: 1.13/4 (#2)
Viewers: 1.596 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.19/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.11/2 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.31/3 (#2)

Fox — Local Programming
Households: 1.48/5
Viewers: 2.340 million, Adults 18-49: 0.27/3,
Adults 18-34: 0.11/2, Adults 25-54: 0.43/4

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.34/1
Viewers: 0.562 million, Adults 18-49: 0.05/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.01/0, Adults 25-54: 0.09/1

UPDATED 1/23/2024 11:41 AM ET: What follows are the Live + Same Day rating results for the night’s network telecasts on Sunday, January 21, 2024:

— Household rating / share (raw amount):
CBS: 18.92/46 (23.651m), NBC: 1.27/3 (1.588m), ABC: 1.18/3 (1.480m), Telemundo: 0.48/1 (0.598m), Univision: 0.43/1 (0.535m), Fox: 0.28/1 (0.349m), UniMás: 0.21/1 (0.265m), CW: 0.20/0 (0.253m)

— Total Viewers (in millions):
CBS: 39.169, ABC: 2.059, NBC: 1.958, Telemundo: 0.968, Univision: 0.827, Fox: 0.461, UniMás: 0.405, CW: 0.336

— Adults 18-49 rating / share (raw amount):
CBS: 10.28/68 (13.551m), NBC: 0.30/2 (0.390m), Telemundo: 0.22/2 (0.292m), ABC: 0.22/2 (0.289m), Univision: 0.20/1 (0.270m), UniMás: 0.13/1 (0.173m), Fox: 0.11/1 (0.143m), CW: 0.05/0 (0.060m)

— Top 5 Broadcast Network Prime Time Telecasts in Adults 18-49:

1. AFC Divisional Playoff Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills (S) (CBS, 6:41 PM- 9:49 PM)
   • 13.22/78 A18-49 rating/share (17.441 million adults 18-49)
2. AFC Divisional Playoff Post Gun (S) (CBS, 9:44 PM- 9:49 PM)
   • 10.71/68 A18-49 rating/share (14.123 million adults 18-49)
3. AFC Divisional Playoff Post Game (S) (CBS, 9:49 PM-10:00 PM)
   • 7.00/52 A18-49 rating/share (9.232 million adults 18-49)
4. Fire Country (RS) (CBS, 10:00 PM-11:00 PM)
   • 1.79/19 A18-49 rating/share (2.359 million adults 18-49)
5. Deal or No Deal Island (RS) (NBC, 7:00 PM- 7:30 PM)
   • 0.53/3 A18-49 rating/share (0.696 million adults 18-49)

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Source: Nielsen Media Research

The post Sunday Ratings: Kansas City Chiefs-Buffalo Bills on CBS Delivers Monster Numbers and Leads NFL Divisional Playoff Weekend appeared first on Programming Insider.

Note: the following fast affiliate results for any of the live events mentioned in this article are all approximate.

Although their fast affiliate figures were not yet available at post time, ESPN/ESPN2 (“Monday Night Football” simulcast and ManningCast) and Fox News channel, CNN and MSNBC (Iowa GOP caucuses) are all likely among the top TV outlets on this prime time.

— Households (rating / share):
ABC: 8.93/22, Fox: 2.30/6, CBS: 2.22/6, NBC: 1.53/4, CW: 0.20/0

— Total Viewers (in millions):
ABC: 16.200, Fox: 3.846, CBS: 3.588, NBC: 2.443, CW: 0.293

— Adults 18-49 (rating / share):
ABC: 3.29/24, Fox: 0.73/5, CBS: 0.47/3, NBC: 0.24/2, CW: 0.04/0

— Adults 18-34 (rating / share):
ABC: 1.93/21, Fox: 0.48/5, CBS: 0.25/3, NBC: 0.12/1, CW: 0.04/0

— Adults 25-54 (rating / share):
ABC: 4.44/25, Fox: 0.96/5, CBS: 0.67/4, NBC: 0.35/2, CW: 0.04/0

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8:00 PM

ABC — Monday Night Kivkoff (special)
Households: 9.19/22 (#1)
Viewers: 16.800 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 3.25/23 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 1.85/20 (#1), Adults 25-54: 4.44/24 (#1)

CBS — NCIS (repeat)
Households: 3.51/8 (#2)
Viewers: 5.828 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 1.14/8 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.67/7 (#2), Adults 25-54: 1.52/8 (#2)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League
Households: 2.07/5 (#4)
Viewers: 3.288 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.31/2 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.14/2 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.47/3 (#4)

Fox — 75th Primetime Emmy Awards (special)
Households: 2.15/5 (#3)
Viewers: 3.605 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.67/5 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.47/5 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.86/5 (#3)

CW — I Am Martin Luther King Jr.
Households: 0.23/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.358 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.05/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.04/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.05/0 (#5)

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8:30 PM

ABC — Monday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Philadelphia Eagles at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Households: 9.70/23 (#1)
Viewers: 17.900 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 3.57/24 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 2.05/21 (#1), Adults 25-54: 4.86/25 (#1)

CBS — NCIS (repeat)
Households: 2.46/6 (#2)
Viewers: 3.999 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.56/4 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.30/3 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.78/4 (#3)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League
Households: 1.80/4 (#4)
Viewers: 2.906 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.31/2 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.12/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.44/2 (#4)

Fox — 75th Primetime Emmy Awards (special)
Households: 2.21/5 (#3)
Viewers: 3.721 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.75/5 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.47/5 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.97/5 (#2)

CW — I Am Martin Luther King Jr.
Households: 0.20/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.292 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.04/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.05/1 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.04/0 (#5)

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9:00 PM

ABC — Monday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Philadelphia Eagles at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Households: 9.77/23 (#1)
Viewers: 17.900 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 3.64/25 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 2.11/22 (#1), Adults 25-54: 4.95/26 (#1)

CBS — NCIS (repeat)
Households: 2.01/5 (#3)
Viewers: 3.227 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.35/2 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.18/2 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.51/3 (#3)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League
Households: 1.81/4 (#4)
Viewers: 2.922 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.29/2 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.14/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.41/2 (#4)

Fox — 75th Primetime Emmy Awards (special)
Households: 2.33/6 (#2)
Viewers: 3.988 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.82/6 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.51/5 (#2), Adults 25-54: 1.06/6 (#2)

CW — I Am Martin Luther King Jr.
Households: 0.18/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.242 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.03/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.04/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.03/0 (#5)

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9:30 PM

ABC — Monday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Philadelphia Eagles at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Households: 8.93/22 (#1)
Viewers: 16.400 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 3.43/24 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 2.01/21 (#1), Adults 25-54: 4.62/25 (#1)

CBS — NCIS (repeat)
Households: 1.89/5 (#3)
Viewers: 3.024 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.29/2 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.13/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.45/2 (#3)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League
Households: 1.79/4 (#4)
Viewers: 2.888 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.28/2 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.14/2 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.40/2 (#4)

Fox — 75th Primetime Emmy Awards (special)
Households: 2.26/6 (#2)
Viewers: 3.833 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.75/5 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.49/5 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.99/5 (#2)

CW — I Am Martin Luther King Jr.
Households: 0.20/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.278 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.03/0 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.03/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.03/0 (#5)

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10:00 PM

ABC — Monday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Philadelphia Eagles at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Households: 8.41/22 (#1)
Viewers: 15.100 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 3.11/24 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 1.87/21 (#1), Adults 25-54: 4.20/25 (#1)

CBS — NCIS (repeat)
Households: 1.73/5 (#2)
Viewers: 2.738 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.24/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.12/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.39/2 (#2)

NBC — The Irrational (repeat)
Households: 0.94/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.455 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.16/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.09/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.21/1 (#3)

Fox — Local Programming
Households: 2.51/7
Viewers: 4.169 million, Adults 18-49: 0.73/6,
Adults 18-34: 0.47/5, Adults 25-54: 0.99/6

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.56/1
Viewers: 0.874 million, Adults 18-49: 0.09/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.03/0, Adults 25-54: 0.14/1

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10:30 PM

ABC — Monday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Philadelphia Eagles at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Households: 7.60/22 (#1)
Viewers: 13.300 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 2.73/23 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 1.67/21 (#1), Adults 25-54: 3.59/23 (#1)

CBS — NCIS (repeat)
Households: 1.72/5 (#2)
Viewers: 2.712 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.21/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.36/2 (#2)

NBC — The Irrational (repeat)
Households: 0.79/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.200 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.12/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.08/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.16/1 (#3)

Fox — Local Programming
Households: 2.31/7
Viewers: 3.762 million, Adults 18-49: 0.66/6,
Adults 18-34: 0.44/6, Adults 25-54: 0.90/6

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.43/1
Viewers: 0.666 million, Adults 18-49: 0.08/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.03/0, Adults 25-54: 0.11/1

UPDATED 1/17/2024 4:50 PM ET: What follows are the Live + Same Day rating results for the night’s network telecasts on Monday, January 15, 2024:

— Household rating / share (raw amount):
ABC: 10.05/24 (12.563m), Fox: 2.59/6 (3.234m), CBS: 2.19/6 (2.739m), NBC: 1.52/4 (1.902m), Univision: 0.73/2 (0.918m), Telemundo: 0.55/1 (0.686m), CW: 0.20/0 (0.248m), UniMás: 0.20/1 (0.247m)

— Total Viewers (in millions):
ABC: 19.264, Fox: 4.457, CBS: 3.667, NBC: 2.500, Univision: 1.399, Telemundo: 1.056, UniMás: 0.363, CW: 0.293

— Adults 18-49 rating / share (raw amount):
ABC: 4.02/28 (5.296m), Fox: 0.87/6 (1.148m), CBS: 0.50/4 (0.657m), Univision: 0.37/3 (0.494m), NBC: 0.25/2 (0.336m), Telemundo: 0.25/2 (0.326m), UniMás: 0.07/0 (0.086m), CW: 0.04/0 (0.055m)

— Top 5 Broadcast Network Prime Time Telecasts in Adults 18-49:

1. AFC Wild Card Playoff Pittsburgh Steelers at Buffalo Bills (CBS, 4:33 PM- 7:43 PM)
   • 7.42/65 A18-49 rating/share (9.785 million adults 18-49)
2. AFC Wild Card Playoff Post Gun (CBS, 7:43 PM- 7:49 PM)
   • 7.05/53 A18-49 rating/share (9.293 million adults 18-49)
3. AFC Wild Card Playoff Post Game (CBS, 7:49 PM- 8:00 PM)
   • 4.39/33 A18-49 rating/share (5.794 million adults 18-49)
4. Wild Card Game on ABC Philadelphia Eagles at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (ABC, 8:14 PM-11:27 PM)
   • 3.96/28 A18-49 rating/share (5.217 million adults 18-49)
5. Wild Card on ABC Kickoff (ABC, 8:00 PM- 8:14 PM)
   • 2.80/21 A18-49 rating/share (3.695 million adults 18-49)

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Source: Nielsen Media Research

The post Monday Ratings: 75th Primetime Emmy Awards Plunge to Record Low Viewership on Fox appeared first on Programming Insider.

Note: the following fast affiliate results for any of the live events mentioned here are all approximate.

— Households (rating / share):
NBC: 10.8/28, Fox: 6.3/16, CBS: 1.9/5, ABC: 1.2/3, CW: 0.6/2

— Total Viewers (in millions):
NBC: 20.518, Fox: 11.967, CBS: 3.081, ABC: 2.092, CW: 0.912

— Adults 18-49 (rating / share):
NBC: 5.0/36, Fox: 2.9/21, ABC: 0.2/2, CBS: 0.2/1, CW: 0.1/1

— Adults 18-34 (rating / share):
NBC: 3.5/37, Fox: 2.1/22, ABC: 0.1/1, CW: 0.1/1, CBS: 0.1/1

— Adults 25-54 (rating / share):
NBC: 6.4/35, Fox: 3.6/19, ABC: 0.3/2, CBS: 0.3/1, CW: 0.2/1

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7:00 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos
Households: 1.8/4 (#4)
Viewers: 3.040 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.2/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.3/2 (#3)

CBS — 60 Minutes
Households: 3.0/7 (#3)
Viewers: 4.813 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.3/2 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.2/2 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.3/2 (#3)

NBC — Extended Family (repeat)
Households: 4.0/10 (#2)
Viewers: 7.667 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 1.5/10 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.9/9 (#2), Adults 25-54: 2.1/11 (#2)

Fox — NFL Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys
Households: 16.0/39 (#1)
Viewers: 30.990 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 7.6/53 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 5.5/55 (#1), Adults 25-54: 9.4/50 (#1)

CW — 29th Critics Choice Awards (special)
Households: 0.5/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.728 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.1/1 (#5)

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7:30 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos
Households: 1.9/4 (#4)
Viewers: 3.223 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.3/2 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.4/2 (#3)

CBS — 60 Minutes
Households: 3.0/7 (#3)
Viewers: 4.854 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.2/2 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.3/2 (#4)

NBC — Football Night in America
Households: 5.3/13 (#2)
Viewers: 10.229 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 2.2/15 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 1.5/14 (#2), Adults 25-54: 3.0/16 (#2)

Fox — NFL Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys
Households: 13.8/33 (#1)
Viewers: 26.809 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 6.6/45 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 4.8/47 (#1), Adults 25-54: 8.1/42 (#1)

CW — 29th Critics Choice Awards (special)
Households: 0.5/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.716 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.1/1 (#5)

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8:00 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
Households: 1.6/4 (#4)
Viewers: 2.723 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.3/2 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.2/2 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.4/2 (#3)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.8/4 (#3)
Viewers: 2.826 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.2/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#4)

NBC — Football Night in America
Households: 11.2/28 (#1)
Viewers: 21.455 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 5.2/36 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 3.6/37 (#1), Adults 25-54: 6.6/36 (#1)

Fox — We Are Family (special)
Households: 4.4/11 (#2)
Viewers: 8.073 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 2.0/14 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 1.4/15 (#2), Adults 25-54: 2.5/13 (#2)

CW — 29th Critics Choice Awards (special)
Households: 0.6/2 (#5)
Viewers: 0.995 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#4)

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8:30 PM

ABC — America’s Funniest Home Videos (repeat)
Households: 1.5/4 (#4)
Viewers: 2.599 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.3/2 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.2/2 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.4/2 (#3)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.6/4 (#3)
Viewers: 2.505 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#4)

NBC — Sunday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Los Angeles Rams at Detroit Lions
Households: 13.2/33 (#1)
Viewers: 25.198 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 6.3/44 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 4.4/46 (#1), Adults 25-54: 7.8/42 (#1)

Fox — We Are Family (special)
Households: 1.9/5 (#2)
Viewers: 3.270 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.7/5 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.5/5 (#2), Adults 25-54: 1.0/5 (#2)

CW — 29th Critics Choice Awards (special)
Households: 0.6/2 (#5)
Viewers: 0.984 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#4),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#4)

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9:00 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney The Lion King (1994)
Households: 0.8/2 (#4)
Viewers: 1.277 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.2/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.3/1 (#3)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.6/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.471 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.2/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#4)

NBC — Sunday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Los Angeles Rams at Detroit Lions
Households: 14.1/35 (#1)
Viewers: 26.993 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 6.8/47 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 4.7/48 (#1), Adults 25-54: 8.5/45 (#1)

Fox — Bob’s Burgers (repeat)
Households: 1.0/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.692 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.4/3 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.3/3 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.5/3 (#2)

CW — 29th Critics Choice Awards (special)
Households: 0.6/2 (#5)
Viewers: 0.968 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#5),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#4)

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9:30 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney The Lion King (1994)
Households: 0.7/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.129 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.0/1 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#3)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.5/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.380 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#3)

NBC — Sunday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Los Angeles Rams at Detroit Lions
Households: 13.1/34 (#1)
Viewers: 24.899 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 6.3/46 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 4.3/48 (#1), Adults 25-54: 7.9/44 (#1)

Fox — Family Guy (repeat)
Households: 0.6/2 (#5)
Viewers: 0.969 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.2/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.2/2 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.3/2 (#2)

CW — 29th Critics Choice Awards (special)
Households: 0.7/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.082 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#3), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#3)

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10:00 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney The Lion King (1994)
Households: 0.8/2 (#3)
Viewers: 1.266 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.3/1 (#2)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.5/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.386 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.1/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.2/1 (#3)

NBC — Sunday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Los Angeles Rams at Detroit Lions
Households: 13.1/36 (#1)
Viewers: 24.431 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 6.0/46 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 4.2/48 (#1), Adults 25-54: 7.6/45 (#1)

Fox — Local Programming
Households: 1.2/3
Viewers: 1.988 million, Adults 18-49: 0.3/2,
Adults 18-34: 0.2/2, Adults 25-54: 0.4/2

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.6/2
Viewers: 0.954 million, Adults 18-49: 0.1/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1, Adults 25-54: 0.1/1

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10:30 PM

ABC — Wonderful World of Disney The Lion King (1994)
Households: 0.9/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.481 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.2/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.3/2 (#2)

CBS — Yellowstone Season 3
Households: 1.5/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.416 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.2/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.1/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.2/2 (#3)

NBC — Sunday Night Football NFC Wild Card Playoff: Los Angeles Rams at Detroit Lions
Households: 12.7/37 (#1)
Viewers: 23.271 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 5.8/47 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 4.1/50 (#1), Adults 25-54: 7.3/45 (#1)

Fox — Local Programming
Households: 1.1/3
Viewers: 1.761 million, Adults 18-49: 0.3/2,
Adults 18-34: 0.2/2, Adults 25-54: 0.4/2

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.3/1
Viewers: 0.588 million, Adults 18-49: 0.1/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.0/1, Adults 25-54: 0.1/1

UPDATED 1/17/2024 4:14 PM ET: What follows are the Live + Same Day rating results for the night’s network telecasts on Sunday, January 14, 2024:

— Household rating / share (raw amount):
NBC: 11.64/29 (14.552m), Fox: 7.25/18 (9.060m), CBS: 1.94/5 (2.423m), ABC: 1.23/3 (1.533m), CW: 0.63/2 (0.787m), Telemundo: 0.50/1 (0.625m), Univision: 0.44/1 (0.551m), UniMás: 0.20/1 (0.252m)

— Total Viewers (in millions):
NBC: 23.932, Fox: 15.142, CBS: 3.148, ABC: 2.169, CW: 1.039, Telemundo: 1.032, Univision: 0.791, UniMás: 0.427

— Adults 18-49 rating / share (raw amount):
NBC: 6.03/42 (7.953m), Fox: 3.91/28 (5.160m), Telemundo: 0.25/2 (0.330m), ABC: 0.23/2 (0.307m), CBS: 0.19/1 (0.253m), Univision: 0.19/1 (0.252m), CW: 0.15/1 (0.202m), UniMás: 0.14/1 (0.186m)

— Top 5 Broadcast Network Prime Time Telecasts in Adults 18-49:

1. Fox NFC Sunday Wild Card Game Green Bay Packers at Dallas Cowboys (S) (Fox, 4:42 PM- 7:50 PM)
   • 10.16/78 A18-49 rating/share (13.402 million adults 18-49)
2. Fox NFC Sunday Wild Card Postgun (S) (Fox, 7:50 PM- 7:56 PM)
   • 8.18/58 A18-49 rating/share (10.790 million adults 18-49)
3. NBC NFL Playoff Game-Wild Card Sunday Los Angeles Rams at Detroit Lions (S) (NBC, 8:16 PM-11:02 PM)
   • 8.15/57 A18-49 rating/share (10.750 million adults 18-49)
4. NBC NFL Playoff Game-Wild Card Sunday Pre-Kick (S) (NBC, 8:07 PM- 8:16 PM)
   • 5.51/40 A18-49 rating/share (7.268 million adults 18-49)
5. Fox NFC Sunday Wild Card Postgme (S) (Fox, 7:56 PM- 8:08 PM)
   • 5.26/39 A18-49 rating/share (6.937 million adults 18-49)

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Source: Nielsen Media Research

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Last night's Dolphins-Chiefs AFC Wild Card Game on Peacock Makes Streaming History

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— NBC Sports PR (@NBCSportsPR) January 15, 2024

Note: the following fast affiliate results for any of the live events mentioned in this article are all approximate.

Although their fast affiliate figures were not yet available at post time, Peacock (NFL-AFC Wild Card Playoff game: Miami Dolphins at Kansas City Chiefs) is likely the top TV outlet overall on this prime time.

Miami Dolphins at Kansas City Chiefs was simulcast on the NBC affiliate in Miami (WTVJ, channel 6) and the NBC affiliate in Kansas City (KSHB, channel 41).

— Households (rating / share):
ABC: 5.66/17, CBS: 1.13/3, NBC: 0.82/2, Fox: 0.43/1, CW: 0.27/1

— Total Viewers (in millions):
NBC: 4.289, ABC: 2.030, CBS: 1.790, Fox: 1.062, CW: 0.302

— Adults 18-49 (rating / share):
NBC: 0.90/7, ABC: 0.20/1, CBS: 0.10/1, Fox: 0.10/1, CW: 0.10/0

— Adults 18-34 (rating / share):
NBC: 0.60/7, CBS: 0.10/1, Fox: 0.10/1, ABC: 0.10/1, CW: 0.00/0

— Adults 25-54 (rating / share):
NBC: 2.50/7, ABC: 1.30/4, CBS: 1.20/3, Fox: 0.60/2, CW: 0.20/1

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8:00 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
Households: 1.20/3 (#2)
Viewers: 1.853 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.20/1 (#2)

CBS — CBS Saturday Encore The Equalizer (repeat)
Households: 1.00/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.568 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.00/1 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.20/1 (#2)

NBC — NFL Wild Card Post Game (special)
Households: 4.50/12 (#1)
Viewers: 7.635 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 1.40/12 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 0.90/11 (#1), Adults 25-54: 2.00/13 (#1)

Fox — College Basketball Women’s: Indiana at Iowa
Households: 0.50/1 (#4)
Viewers: 0.792 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.10/1 (#4)

CW — I Am Paul Walker
Households: 0.20/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.317 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.10/0 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.00/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.10/1 (#4)

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8:30 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
Households: 1.40/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.225 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.20/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.30/2 (#2)

CBS — CBS Saturday Encore The Equalizer (repeat)
Households: 1.10/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.699 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.20/1 (#3)

NBC — Deal or No Deal Island Preview (special)
Households: 2.70/7 (#1)
Viewers: 4.508 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 1.00/8 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 0.60/7 (#1), Adults 25-54: 1.30/8 (#1)

Fox — College Basketball Women’s: Indiana at Iowa
Households: 0.60/2 (#4)
Viewers: 0.935 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.20/1 (#3)

CW — I Am Paul Walker
Households: 0.20/0 (#5)
Viewers: 0.277 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.10/0 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.00/0 (#5), Adults 25-54: 0.10/1 (#5)

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9:00 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
Households: 1.30/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.136 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.20/2 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.30/2 (#2)

CBS — CBS Saturday Encore FBI: Most Wanted (repeat)
Households: 1.10/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.645 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.00/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.10/1 (#3)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
Households: 2.20/6 (#1)
Viewers: 3.770 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 0.80/6 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 0.50/5 (#1), Adults 25-54: 1.10/7 (#1)

Fox — College Basketball Women’s: Indiana at Iowa
Households: 0.50/1 (#4)
Viewers: 0.882 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.10/1 (#3)

CW — I Am Paul Walker
Households: 0.20/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.309 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.00/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.10/1 (#3)

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9:30 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
Households: 1.40/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.122 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.20/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.30/2 (#2)

CBS — CBS Saturday Encore FBI: Most Wanted (repeat)
Households: 1.10/3 (#3)
Viewers: 1.681 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.00/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.20/1 (#3)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
Households: 1.90/5 (#1)
Viewers: 3.317 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 0.70/6 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 0.40/5 (#1), Adults 25-54: 1.00/6 (#1)

Fox — College Basketball Women’s: Indiana at Iowa
Households: 0.60/2 (#4)
Viewers: 1.084 million (#4), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.20/1 (#3)

CW — I Am Paul Walker
Households: 0.20/1 (#5)
Viewers: 0.304 million (#5), Adults 18-49: 0.10/0 (#3),
Adults 18-34: 0.00/0 (#4), Adults 25-54: 0.10/1 (#5)

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10:00 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
Households: 1.20/4 (#3)
Viewers: 1.875 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.20/2 (#2)

CBS — 48 Hours
Households: 1.30/4 (#2)
Viewers: 1.974 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.10/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.20/2 (#2)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
Households: 1.90/6 (#1)
Viewers: 3.293 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 0.70/6 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 0.50/6 (#1), Adults 25-54: 0.90/6 (#1)

Fox — Local Programming
Households: 1.00/3
Viewers: 1.615 million, Adults 18-49: 0.10/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1, Adults 25-54: 0.20/2

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.40/1
Viewers: 0.699 million, Adults 18-49: 0.10/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.00/0, Adults 25-54: 0.10/1

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10:30 PM

ABC — Celebrity Jeopardy! (repeat)
Households: 1.30/4 (#3)
Viewers: 1.966 million (#3), Adults 18-49: 0.20/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.20/2 (#3)

CBS — 48 Hours
Households: 1.40/4 (#2)
Viewers: 2.171 million (#2), Adults 18-49: 0.20/1 (#2),
Adults 18-34: 0.10/1 (#2), Adults 25-54: 0.30/2 (#2)

NBC — America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (repeat)
Households: 1.80/6 (#1)
Viewers: 3.211 million (#1), Adults 18-49: 0.70/6 (#1),
Adults 18-34: 0.50/6 (#1), Adults 25-54: 0.90/6 (#1)

Fox — Local Programming
Households: 0.90/3
Viewers: 1.515 million, Adults 18-49: 0.20/1,
Adults 18-34: 0.00/0, Adults 25-54: 0.20/2

CW — Local Programming
Households: 0.30/1
Viewers: 0.466 million, Adults 18-49: 0.00/0,
Adults 18-34: 0.00/0, Adults 25-54: 0.10/1

UPDATED 1/17/2024 3:46 PM ET: What follows are the Live + Same Day rating results for the night’s network telecasts on Saturday, January 13, 2024:

— Household rating / share (raw amount):
NBC: 1.38/4 (1.723m), ABC: 1.29/4 (1.608m), CBS: 1.14/3 (1.422m), Fox: 0.60/2 (0.753m), Univision: 0.32/1 (0.406m), Telemundo: 0.28/1 (0.353m), UniMás: 0.28/1 (0.349m), CW: 0.19/1 (0.238m)

— Total Viewers (in millions):
NBC: 2.489, ABC: 2.101, CBS: 1.783, Fox: 1.032, Univision: 0.692, UniMás: 0.554, CW: 0.301, Telemundo: 0.058

— Adults 18-49 rating / share (raw amount):
NBC: 0.50/4 (0.655m), Univision: 0.20/2 (0.263m), Telemundo: 0.19/2 (0.248m), ABC: 0.19/2 (0.247m), Fox: 0.15/1 (0.195m), UniMás: 0.14/1 (0.190m), CBS: 0.12/1 (0.161m), CW: 0.06/0 (0.078m)

— Top 5 Prime Time Telecasts in Adults 18-49:

1. NBC NFL Playoff Game-Wild Card Saturday Cleveland Browns at Houston Texans (S) (NBC, 4:33 PM- 7:24 PM)
   • 6.21/62 A18-49 rating/share (8.190 million adults 18-49)
2. NBC NFL Playoff Game-Wild Card Saturday Post (S) (NBC, 7:24 PM- 8:00 PM)
   • 3.72/35 A18-49 rating/share (4.904 million adults 18-49)
3. Deal or No Deal Island (S) (NBC, 8:30 PM- 9:01 PM)
   • 0.77/6 A18-49 rating/share (1.014 million adults 18-49)
4. America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (R) (NBC, 9:01 PM-11:00 PM)
   • 0.43/4 A18-49 rating/share (0.562 million adults 18-49)
5. Liga MX Saturday (Univision, 10:02 PM-12:25 AM)
   • 0.26/3 A18-49 rating/share (0.344 million adults 18-49)

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Source: Nielsen Media Research

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