The Lions’ Thursday night win over the Packers attracted an average of 17.29 million viewers to set a new NFL regular-season streaming record, according to Pro Football Talk.

Week 14 started with a bang. And the Packers-Lions shootout shot down the previous regular-season streaming record. Via Prime Video, the game attracted 17.29 million viewers, on average. That ...

The Detroit Lions Week 14 contest against the Green Bay Packers set a Prime Video streaming record for an NFL game streamed during the regular season.. According to a release from Prime Video, the ...

The Lions-Packers game Thursday set an NFL regular-season streaming record with an average of 17.29 million viewers on Amazon Prime Video. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Menu ...

New York Giants and Green Bay Packers vs. Miami Dolphins following game in Detroit. The Lions and Bears averaged 37.5 million viewers, a record for the early Thanksgiving Day slot and an 11% bump ...

Lions-Packers matchup draws 17.29 million viewers, sets NFL streaming regular-season record. ... The Lions now have a 12-1 record and are the No. 1 seed in the NFC North.

Now, Prime Video has revealed the Lions’ victory over the Packers averaged 17.3 million viewers, which was both a Thursday Night Football record for the platform (which has held the slot since ...

And the Packers-Lions shootout shot down the previous regular-season streaming record. Via Prime Video, the game attracted 17.29 million viewers, on average. That passes the prior record, set in ...

The Detroit Lions were able to set a new NFL record for viewership on Thanksgiving in their normal time slot. According to Sports Illustrated, "The NFL announced a record average viewership of 34. ...

Week 14 started with a bang. And the Packers-Lions shootout shot down the previous regular-season streaming record. Via Prime Video, the game attracted 17.29 million viewers, on average.