Nielsen revises Super Bowl final rating to 125.6 million viewers

Nielsen revises Super Bowl final rating to 125.6 million viewers

The average viewer numbers for the Super Bowl increased to 125.6 million after Nielsen released its final viewer figures on Thursday for the Feb. 8 game.

Super Bowl LX viewership revised to 125.6 million, second-biggest audience in U.S. TV history

The confetti had settled, but the numbers were still being recalculated. Super Bowl LX has officially been revised to 125.6 million viewers, up from the originally reported 124.9 m

Super Bowl LX ratings given late boost, still shy of record

Nielsen adjusted the ratings for Super Bowl LX, bumping the final viewership numbers to 125.6 million.

Nielsen revises Super Bowl LX final rating to 125.6 million viewers

The average viewer numbers for the Super Bowl increased to 125.6 million after Nielsen released its final viewer figures on Thursday for the Feb. 8 game. It was a 700,000 increase from the original number of 124.9 million.

Super Bowl audience revised upward

The following article "Super Bowl audience revised upward" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. For the second time in four years, the Super Bowl audience has been revised upward after the fact. Nielsen said Thursday that the final metrics for the February 8 Seahawks-Patriots Super Bowl 60 have been revised upward to a 39.7 rating and 125.6 million viewers across NBC, Telemundo, Peacock and additional streaming platforms — up from the 39.4…

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