Jaguars-Ravens Thursday night football averages 13.96 million viewers
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Last updated Nov 11, 2026

The Week 9 Thursday night football game between the Jaguars and Ravens averaged 13.96 million viewers on Prime Video. The game, which ended in a significant 33-10 victory for the Jaguars, noted a 13-percent increase in viewership compared to the previous year's Week 9 matchup. Despite the lower audience due to the Ravens playing without their starting quarterback, Prime Video highlighted an overall upward trend for the season, averaging 17.15 million viewers per week thus far in 2026. Upcoming matchups include the Giants facing the Commanders and the Colts battling the Texans.
- •Jaguars beat Ravens 33-10 in Week 9 game.
- •Average viewership rose 13 percent from last year.
- •Prime Video averages 17.15 million viewers per week for 2026.
- •Next game has Commanders facing Giants in Week 10.
- •Upcoming high-profile matchup on Black Friday features Broncos and Steelers.
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