Nfl Viewership Statistics 2017
Television ratings and viewership for the 2017 NFL regular season, postseason and Super Bowl. The statistic shows figures on the television ratings and viewership figures for NFL games in the United States in the 2017/18 season. NFL television ratings fell 9.7 percent during the 2017 regular season, according to numbers registered by Nielsen.
A typical game was watched by 1.6 million fewer people this season as... 2017 viewership fell by about by 2.7 million fans per game relative to 2014 and 3.3 million per game relative to 2015. So although accounting for other factors softens the impact, it is only by...
NFL TV ratings declined for the second straight season in 2017, but what should fans make of these numbers? The TV audience for NFL games maintained an average of 14.9 million viewers through last week down 5.7 percent from last season through Week 10. None of the NFL six national telecasts in Week...
Viewership for NFL broadcasts during the regular season dipped once again in 2017 and by a larger percentage than last year. The average audience across the NFLs broadcast partners ... Through the first 9 weeks of the 2020 season NFL ratings had dipped about 11.5% from where they had rebounded after a steep fall beginning in the 2016 season.
Viewership for NFL broadcasts during the regular season dipped once again in 2017 --- and by a larger percentage than last year. The average audience across the NFL's broadcast partners ---... NFL viewership is declining further as the 2017 season nears its midpoint.
More than 3 million fewer people, on average, are watching this year than they were in 2015.
