NFL tops TV ratings again; Emmy Awards see gains from last year

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NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” was the week’s most-watched program for the week of Sept. 13-19, averaging 19.808 million viewers for the Baltimore Ravens’ 36-35 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.

NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” was the week’s most-watched program, averaging 19.808 million viewers for the Baltimore Ravens’ 36-35 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Emmy Awards were eighth among prime-time broadcast and cable programs airing between Sept. 13 and Sunday, trailing two NFL games, three pregame shows and two postgame shows.With four hours of NFL programming and four hours of the season’s final two “America’s Got Talent” episodes, NBC won the network race, averaging 5.31 million viewers.

ABC’s ratings leader was its simulcast with ESPN of “Monday Night Football,” which had a combined audience of 14.46 million viewers, fourth for the week, with an average of 6.89 million watching on ABC and 7.57 million viewers on cable..

 

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