NBC has just released remarkable figures confirming that Sunday night's broadcast of Super Bowl LX achieved an unprecedented viewership milestone, reaching an all-time record of 137.8 million viewers at its peak. This historic moment occurred midway through the second quarter of the game, setting a new benchmark for television audiences in the United States.
Second Most-Watched Super Bowl in History
The highly anticipated showdown between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks captivated audiences nationwide, securing its place as the second most-watched Super Bowl of all time. According to the latest data, the game maintained an average viewership of nearly 125 million people across the United States throughout its duration.
Breaking Previous Records
While last year's Super Bowl still holds the title for the highest average viewership, this year's event surpassed it in peak moments, with the 137.8 million figure representing the highest peak viewership ever recorded in US television history. The intense competition and dramatic plays during the second quarter drove this surge in audience numbers.
NBC's coverage of the event has been widely praised for its production quality and engaging commentary, which likely contributed to the massive viewership. The network continues to analyze the data, and further updates on audience demographics and engagement metrics are expected to follow in the coming days.
