The Eagles Chiefs Super Bowl Rematch Draws Record-Breaking Viewership
By: Sports Correspondent
The highly-anticipated showdown between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs didn’t disappoint, both on the field and in the ratings. The Monday Night Football matchup between the two teams drew an impressive 28.9 million viewers, making it the most-watched game of the NFL season and the highest-rated Monday Night Football game in 27 years.
The game, which ended in a 21-17 victory for the Eagles, was a thrilling one from start to finish. It marked the first time the Eagles had beaten the Chiefs in the Andy Reid era and the first time Jason Kelce had triumphed over his brother Travis in the NFL. While the win couldn’t erase the pain of losing the Super Bowl, it was a significant moment for the Eagles.
Prior to Monday’s game, the Eagles also held the highest-rated game of the season with their Week 9 matchup against the Cowboys, which averaged 27.1 million viewers. Now, the top two spots in terms of viewership belong to the Eagles, proving that they are a major draw for football fans across the country.
The extraordinary viewership numbers for the Eagles-Chiefs game demonstrate the enduring popularity of both teams and the appeal of high-stakes, highly-anticipated matchups. Whether it’s a Super Bowl rematch or a potential preview of this year’s championship game, the numbers don’t lie: everyone loves to watch the Eagles.