Sunday’s game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills was the most-watched Divisional Round playoff game in NFL history with an average viewership of 50.39 million viewers.
The previous record was 48.52 million for Packers-Cowboys on FOX in 2017.
The game also peaked with 56.25 million viewers, ranking it as one of just the 12 non-Super Bowl television programs to top the 50 million viewer threshold since the series finale of NBC’s “Friends” in 2004.
The Chiefs defeated the Bills, 27-24, to advance to the AFC CHampionship Game where they will meet Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens.
