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Raiders-Chiefs Game Sets Week 4 Viewership Record

CBS reported the 28.45 million viewers raised its NFL on CBS season average to 19.88 million, a nine percent gain that signals growing TV demand for marquee matchups.

Overview

  • The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Las Vegas Raiders 30-27 when a late Kirk Cousins interception sealed the game for Kansas City.
  • CBS said the game drew 28.45 million viewers, making it the most-watched Week 4 NFL game on any network and the season’s single highest audience.
  • Nielsen Big Data+Panel figures cited by CBS put the network’s NFL season average at 19.88 million viewers, a nine percent increase over last year.
  • CBS assigned its top broadcast team of Jim Nance, J. J. Watt and Tracy Wolfson to call the matchup as the network anticipated high national interest.
  • The result left the Chiefs unbeaten at 4-0 and handed the Raiders their first loss, and the Raiders’ next game will air on CBS on the road at the New England Patriots.