Super Bowl draws record average of 126 million viewers across all platforms
Even a blowout Super Bowl was a ratings success for Fox, culminating at 135.7 million viewers
Even though the Philadelphia Eagles turned Super Bowl LIX into a rout, viewers still watched in unprecedented numbers. According to Fox Sports, initial projected viewership stands at an average of 126 million viewers across Fox, Fox Deportes, Tubi, Telemundo and the NFL’s digital properties.
The 126 million figure is a new high viewership for the Super Bowl. Viewer totals hit their highest mark, 135.7 million, in the second quarter from 8-8:15 p.m. ET, when the game was still relatively competitive.
In welcome news for the NFL’s move toward digital and streaming platforms, Super Bowl LIX posted a record-high streaming viewership of 14.5 million, with Tubi alone accounting for 13.6 million of that total.
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