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The Christmas Eve Cowboys-Dolphins game on Fox garnered a staggering 31.5 million viewers, making it the most-watched game of the week. According to Austin Karp of Sports Business Journal, this game marked a significant milestone for Fox, achieving its best performance for America's Game of the Week since 1995.
Yahoo reported that the matchup between the Miami Dolphins and the Dallas Cowboys proved to be a thrilling affair, captivating millions of football enthusiasts.
Record-Breaking Christmas Weekend for the NFL
According to Deadline, the Christmas weekend turned out to be historic for the NFL, with numerous games witnessing record-breaking viewership numbers. Notably, CBS and Nickelodeon set a new record by delivering the most-watched NFL Christmas Day game since 1989, as a staggering 29.2 million people tuned in for the Raiders-Chiefs matchup.
This represented a 29% increase compared to last year's game. The NFL's popularity during the holiday season demonstrated the immense appeal of football among fans across the country.
Fox Edges Out CBS in National Window
Fox emerged as the victor in the national 4:25 p.m. ET window, drawing 24.93 million viewers on average. In a closely contested battle, CBS secured 24.85 million viewers during the same time slot. However, CBS has a chance to retake the lead this weekend with the Bengals-Chiefs game in the late afternoon window. The intense competition between networks underscores the significance of prime-time NFL matchups in attracting a massive audience.
The Dolphins-Cowboys game captivated audiences, with a remarkable 13% increase in viewership compared to last year's Week 16 matchup. The game drew 31.5 million viewers, solidifying its position as one of the most-watched games of the season. The Miami Dolphins' thrilling victory over the Dallas Cowboys showcased the allure of competitive football during the holiday season.
CBS and Nickelodeon Continue to Impress on Christmas Day
On Christmas Day, CBS and Nickelodeon delivered yet another exceptional broadcasting performance. The game between the Raiders and Chiefs attracted a staggering 29.2 million viewers, marking the most-watched NFL Christmas Day game since 1989. This significant milestone highlights the enduring popularity of the NFL, even during festive celebrations.
As the regular season concludes, CBS and Fox gear up for Week 18 with high expectations. Both networks will have games scheduled at 4:25 p.m. ET, adding to the anticipation and excitement surrounding the final week of regular-season matchups. The kickoff times for Week 18 will be determined following the conclusion of Week 17, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the official schedule.
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