Chiefs-Cowboys set NFL regular season game viewing record on Thanksgiving

Los Angeles Times•Wednesday, December 3, 2025 at 6:55:02 PM

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The NFL matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day set a new viewing record, with CBS's telecast averaging 57.2 million viewers, while Fox's early Thanksgiving game also reached a new high. This event highlighted the popularity of NFL games during the holiday season.
This record-breaking viewership underscores the significant cultural impact of Thanksgiving Day NFL games, showcasing the league's ability to attract large audiences and enhance its brand visibility during a key holiday period.
The competitive nature of the game, which saw the Cowboys secure a thrilling 31-28 victory over the Chiefs, reflects ongoing rivalries and the importance of Thanksgiving matchups in the NFL's tradition. The Cowboys' win also extends their winning streak, emphasizing their current form as they vie for playoff positions.

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