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The Chicago Bears' Week 7 game against the New England Patriots averaged 19.86 million viewers on Thursday Night Football. The broadcast set a new record as the most-watched Week 7 matchup in TNF history and became the second-most-watched TNF game on Prime Video, trailing only a 2025 Christmas night contest between the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos.
The game also registered significant local viewership, delivering a 21.8 household rating on FOX 32 in the Chicago market. Chicago previously set a streaming record on Prime Video with 31.61 million viewers during their Wild Card playoff game against the Green Bay Packers.
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