Ravens and Cowboys set international viewership record in Rio de Janeiro

The Ravens' 34-31 victory over the Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, averaged 29.9 million viewers on CBS on Sunday, making it the most-watched NFL international game in history.

What could end up being one of the best NFL games of this season took place thousands of miles away in the Southern Hemisphere. That didn’t matter for the CBS audience, who still tuned in in large numbers. Sunday afternoon’s game between the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys, a back-and-forth thriller that ended on a…

Baltimore's 34-31 victory over Dallas in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, averaged 29.9 million viewers on CBS on Sunday, making it the most-watched NFL international game in history. According to Nielsen, the audience peaked to more than 30 million during the late stages when Baltimore's Tyler Loop made a 56-yard field goal on the last play. This year's Week 1 game in Australia between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams averaged 18.5 million in the U.S. on Netflix.

The Ravens and Cowboys made history in their Rio de Janeiro matchup. Per a report by Jon Machota of The Athletic , the Cowboys-Ravens matchup on Sunday was the most-watched international game in NFL history, bringing in 24.9 million viewers. The finish had plenty of drama that lead to high viewer intrigue. Lamar Jackson hit Zay Flowers for a […] The post NFL news: Ravens-Cowboys Rio de Janeiro game officially breaks International viewership record appeared first on ClutchPoints.