Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman during a Week 11 win over the Philadelphia Eagles.Photo: AP
The end of the presidential election continues to be good for the NFL’s TV ratings.
Key ratings increased for the second weekend in a row since the election, with the Redskins’ 42-24 rout of the Packers on Sunday night inching up over its 2015 comp for NBC and a Sunday afternoon window that featured the Seahawks’ 26-16 win over the Eagles drawing CBS’ largest number of the season.
The Washington-Green Bay game drew an 11.9 rating, up from the 11.7 rating that a Bengals-Cardinals game the same week last season attracted for NBC.
CBS’ improved 15.4 afternoon rating comes with some caveats, though. That was the lowest rating for a Week 11 national window since 2012 and was well below the 17.2 rating for a national window the same week last year on FOX headed by a Packers-Vikings game.
CBS also got an 11.9 rating for its regional slate of games Sunday, an improvement over the 9.7 rating in Week 11 last year.
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