- Sunday’s game is up 7% vs. last season’s NFL International Series average on NFL Network (six games)
- Season to date, NFL Network is up 15% vs. last season’s six-game NFL International Series on the network

NFL Network’s three-game London slate culminated with another game-winning field goal as time expired, leading Sunday morning’s Jacksonville Jaguars-Houston Texans game from Wembley Stadium to average 6.4M viewers on NFL Network and NFL+. The audience is up 7% from last season’s NFL International Series six-game average on the network.
The game also marked the debut of play-by-play voice Bob Wischusen and analyst Louis Riddick in the booth, joined by Molly McGrath on the sideline.
Season to date, through three games in London, NFL Network is averaging 6.9M viewers, up 15% vs. the network’s six-game International Series average last season.
Week 7: NFL Network to showcase the league’s first-ever Paris game
The month closes with the NFL’s first-ever Paris game this Sunday, Oct. 25, with Dave Pasch, Jason Kelce, Kurt Warner and McGrath returning for the call from Stade de France as the Pittsburgh Steelers take on the New Orleans Saints (9:30 a.m., NFL Network).
Source: Nielsen Big Data + Panel, including over-the-air (OTA) viewership
