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Patriots-Broncos AFC Championship Game Audience Falls 15% As Seahawks-Rams NFC Title Game Boasts Marginal Year-Over-Year Improvement
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On Sunday, the Seahawks defeated the Los Angeles Rams 31-27 in the NFC title game with 46 million viewers tuning in on Fox.
One last note on the Seahawks’ NFC title win: Nielsen says the game peaked with 49.7M viewers from 9:30-9:45 p.m.
In fact, it’s the least-watched AFC title game since Bengals-Chiefs in 2022.
However, by all accounts, it’s hard to say the NFC game fared much better despite the fact it aired in primetime.
It was down 20% in viewership from last year’s AFC Championship Game in primetime.