So how many people are watching ... That game remains the most-watched Super Bowl in history, but Super Bowl LVIII came close with 123.7 million viewers. Jan. 15, 1967. The Green Bay Packers ...

Last year's Super Bowl set a new viewership record, with an estimated 120.25 million people tuning in to watch the Chiefs edge the San Francisco 49ers — the biggest Super Bowl audience ever.

Super Bowl LIX was the most watched NFL championship game of all ... 24-0 up at halftime and cruising to victory convince some people to turn off at that point? Or were some not overly excited ...

here's a breakdown of how many people really tune into the big game every year. The Super Bowl is consistently the most-watched program in America every year. While football remains immensely ...

More people in the UK than ever are tuning in to watch the Super Bowl with the 59th edition between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday expected to smash TV ratings.

TV audiences are shrinking. But people will still watch big, live TV shows like the Oscars and Super Bowl if they're streamed ...

The Fox-owned free streamer delivered a huge audience of 13.6 million for the game. How many of those can help boost its user base of 97 million?

Tubi, a free streaming service, simulcasted the Super Bowl, helping Fox reach the highest number of viewers in game history.

Valentine’s Day is a holiday that celebrates love, and the City of Brotherly Love will be showing their love to the Eagles on Friday during their Super Bowl Championship ... what time it starts, how ...

There's no privacy at the NFL's ballot box. That's especially true at the Super Bowl. If you go rogue, everyone will know it – sooner or later. There's no going back now, but the voters have ...

Where to Watch the Eagles Parade ... Today’s YouTube channel. How Many Super Bowls Have the Philadelphia Eagles Won? The Philly team has won the Super Bowl twice throughout the NFL’s history.

We've come a long way since Super Bowl I, when 26.75 million people in the U.S. — an estimated 22.6 percent of American households — tuned in to watch Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers rout ...