CBS Sports scored the most watched post-season NFL game so far, with its coverage of the Patriots-Broncos matchup that attracted an average of 48.6 million viewers and a pearl of 57.8 million.
The game capped off CBS’s most-watched NFL season, where NFL ON CBS recorded the top two most-watched games of the season.
The AFC Championship Game was the most-watched game of this year’s postseason on any network and averaged 48.618 million viewers, up +10% from last year’s comparable early game. Patriots-Broncos peaked at the game’s conclusion with nearly 58 million viewers (57.759).
During the season, the NFL ON CBS delivered the the top two most-watched games of the season on any network: Chiefs-Cowboys, on Thanksgiving, with 57.231 million viewers and the Patriots-Broncos, AFC Championship, with 48.618 million viewers.
Overall, CBS Sports reported that it had its most-watched NFL season ever, averaging 23.094 million viewers across the regular season and postseason. Paramount+ also registered its most-streamed NFL season ever, though CBS did not provide specific numbers.
