Detroit Lions Victory Against Cowboys Breaks Amazon Prime Ratings Record
The Detroit Lions have solidified their status as a top viewer draw in the NFL by achieving significant ratings milestones. Their recent victory over the Dallas Cowboys has marked a new record for Amazon Prime Video, making it the most-watched regular-season game in the platform’s history.
Record-Breaking Viewership
The Detroit Lions achieved a remarkable 44-30 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, averaging 19.39 million viewers. The peak viewership reached an impressive 22.18 million. This high engagement illustrates the excitement surrounding both teams and the competitive stakes of the match.
Impact of the Matchup
- The Cowboys are known for their strong ratings performance.
- The Lions have consistently set television viewership records in recent seasons.
- The game was perceived as critical, almost functioning like a playoff elimination round.
Recent Highlights
In the week leading up to this game, the Cowboys also registered significant ratings after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs. This matchup garnered an average of 57.23 million viewers, marking it as the most-watched regular-season game in NFL history. Additionally, the Lions’ loss to the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving was recorded as the most-watched early Thanksgiving game ever, with 47.7 million viewers.
Lions’ Rising Popularity
This season, the Lions participated in the most-viewed Monday Night Football game since 2006. Their game against the Baltimore Ravens drew an average of 25.4 million viewers, establishing it as the second-most-watched traditional Monday Night game in nearly two decades.
Coaching and Team Performance
Under head coach Dan Campbell, the Lions’ record stands at 14-4 in primetime games. This success rate is the best in the NFL since 2021, highlighting the team’s ability to perform under pressure.
Looking Ahead
The upcoming game against the Minnesota Vikings on Christmas presents another opportunity for the Lions to capture viewer attention. This game is part of a three-game slate scheduled to stream on Netflix, showcasing the Lions’ continued appeal to football fans.
