Colorado Media Newsroom
October 24th, 2014, 09:38 AM
From The Denver Post:
Thursday night’s broadcast of Denver’s 35-21 victory over San Diego more than tripled ratings from a year ago, if you count CBS and NFL Network combined ratings.
The average overnight household rating/share in the 56 metered markets of 13.6 rating, 23 share (percent of the viewing audience).
No surprise, the viewership peaked in the final half-hour at a 14.1 rating, 24 share.
Here in Broncos country, the high point of the night was 8:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. when CBS4 scored 33.8 rating, 67 share in the main demo, adults 25-54.
Denver was the No. 1 rated market of the 56 metered markets with an overall 44.9 rating, 68 share.
San Diego was No. 2 with a 31.8 rating, 56 share.
More... (http://blogs.denverpost.com/ostrow/2014/10/24/broncos-football-ratings/20266/)
Thursday night’s broadcast of Denver’s 35-21 victory over San Diego more than tripled ratings from a year ago, if you count CBS and NFL Network combined ratings.
The average overnight household rating/share in the 56 metered markets of 13.6 rating, 23 share (percent of the viewing audience).
No surprise, the viewership peaked in the final half-hour at a 14.1 rating, 24 share.
Here in Broncos country, the high point of the night was 8:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. when CBS4 scored 33.8 rating, 67 share in the main demo, adults 25-54.
Denver was the No. 1 rated market of the 56 metered markets with an overall 44.9 rating, 68 share.
San Diego was No. 2 with a 31.8 rating, 56 share.
More... (http://blogs.denverpost.com/ostrow/2014/10/24/broncos-football-ratings/20266/)