There once was a time when the mere thought of competing with the World Series made the NFL hide under the bed.

Mike Florio reports that the television audience for the regular-season NFL matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles heavily outperformed Game 3 of the World Series. The viewership comparison highlights the significant ratings dominance of standard NFL regular-season broadcasts over major baseball championship games.
Florio noted that while the NFL historically avoided scheduling competition against the World Series, modern television viewership trends have reversed, leaving regular-season football substantially ahead in total audience delivery.
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