Lions win over Packers draws 17.29 million viewers
The Detroit Lions are perhaps the best club in the NFL and have the best record in the NFC. This is what champions do, head coach Dan Campbell reminded his troops following Thursday night’s battle over Green Bay.
With an average viewership of 17.29 million, LOS ANGELES (AP)’s 34-31 comeback victory over Green Bay last Thursday night became the most-streamed NFL regular-season game ever and the most-watched game on Amazon Prime Video since the streaming service took over the prime-time package solely in 2022.
The audience reached a record high of 18.87 million viewers during the first half (9:15-9:30 p.m. EST), according to Nielsen.
The previous record for “Thursday Night Football on Prime” was set on September 26 when the Dallas Cowboys defeated the New York Giants 20–15, drawing 16.23 million viewers.
With an average viewership of 13.61 million through 12 games, “Thursday Night Football on Prime” is up 9% from the previous year’s average at this stage and 15% from the previous year’s full-season average of 11.86 million.
Glazer stated on “The Inside Scoop” that the Lions are hopeful that Hutchinson’s unwavering work ethic would help him make an early comeback.
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