Bills-Jaguars averages 32.7 million viewers

Bills-Jaguars averages 32.7 million viewers

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CBS reported an average of 32.7 million viewers for the 2025 wild-card round game between the Buffalo Bills and the Jacksonville Jaguars. This marks a 5.1% increase compared to the previous year's Broncos-Bills game, which averaged 31.1 million viewers. The Bills-Jaguars matchup saw a peak viewership of 41.1 million. Despite the increase, anything less than a 10% rise is considered a relative decline due to the Nielsen Big Data + Panel metric, which accounts for more out-of-home viewers. Last year, the wild-card round audience experienced a decrease from the prior year.

Originally by https://www.nbcsports.com/author/mike-florioon January 13, 2026
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