The Kansas City Chiefs’ narrow win over the Cincinnati Bengals didn’t just impressed NFL fans for how it ended. It also drew a number of viewers during Week2 of the new NFL season, a feat that has been highlighted for how insane the statistics were.
In a thrilling showdown, the Chiefs narrowly defeated the Bengals with a score of 26-25 in Week 2 of the NFL season. Patrick Mahomes led the Chiefs, overcoming two interceptions and a fumble to deliver a crucial victory at Arrowhead Stadium. Despite a strong performance from Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, who showcased his skills with impressive passes, a costly fumble in the fourth quarter proved detrimental for Cincinnati.
The game unfolded with both teams exchanging blows, highlighted by Burrow’s ability to connect with star wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase, even in the absence of Tee Higgins. The first half saw the Bengals take an early lead, but the Chiefs rallied, with Mahomes throwing for two touchdowns and managing the game effectively despite the mistakes that plagued his performance.
As the clock wound down, a pivotal pass interference call against the Bengals allowed Kansas City to set up a game-winning field goal by Harrison Butker. This late-game drama emphasized the importance of defensive discipline, as Cincinnati’s errors allowed the Chiefs to seize the moment.
Kansas City Chiefs’ NFL Week 2 Game Against Cincinnati Bengals Garner Insane Viewership Ratings
Along with an exciting game, there was another detail that made the Chiefs-Bengals match noteworthy. This can be seen in a tweet shared by CBS Sports PR’s official account on X.
Bengals-Chiefs delivers most-watched @NFLonCBS September game since 1998 with nearly 28 million viewers pic.twitter.com/uvb2hszPxx
— CBS Sports PR (@CBSSportsGang) September 17, 2024
The Week 2 matchup between Kansas City and Cincinnati attracted significant viewership, averaging 27.9 million viewers on CBS, marking an 8% increase from last year. This event became the most-watched telecast on a single network since the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win, highlighting CBS’s strong start to the season with an average of 19.9 million viewers.
As both teams vie for dominance in the AFC, this clash showcased their potential as strong contenders for the playoffs. The Chiefs’ ability to win under pressure reinforces their status as a formidable force, while the Bengals will seek to learn from their mistakes and improve moving forward.
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