Notably, the Chiefs have three of the top four games, including the most-watched game of the season, the Bills vs. Chiefs, which attracted 27.9 million viewers.

This game not only topped the season's viewership but also marked one of the most-watched regular season games in the last 17 years and the most-watched CBS regular season game since 2007.

Looking ahead, the Chiefs' Week 12 matchup against the Carolina Panthers is expected to attract fewer viewers due to the Panthers' poor performance this season.

Viewership statistics indicate that four of the five most-watched games through the first 11 weeks involved the Chiefs, showcasing their strong appeal.

In contrast, the Dallas Cowboys are currently struggling, on a five-game losing streak and missing star quarterback Dak Prescott for the remainder of the season.

The Kansas City Chiefs have emerged as America's favorite NFL team this season, surpassing the Dallas Cowboys in television ratings.

Despite their historical draw, the Cowboys' upcoming Thanksgiving game against the struggling New York Giants may impact viewership negatively.

The Chiefs' strong viewership is further highlighted by their games against top teams, such as the Week 7 matchup against the 49ers, which drew 27.1 million viewers.

Additionally, the Week 3 game featuring the Ravens and Cowboys attracted 27.3 million viewers, underscoring the Chiefs' dominance in viewership.

In February 2024, the Chiefs solidified their popularity with a Super Bowl LVIII victory over the San Francisco 49ers, which attracted a record-breaking 123.4 million viewers.

Overall, the top five most-watched games this season reflect the Chiefs' significant impact on NFL viewership.