Pats stealing our ratings thunder

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PATRIOTS-EAGLES SCORE VIEWERS

November 27, 2007 -- SUNDAY'S Patriots- Eagles game drew the biggest overnight audience in over two years for either a Sunday- or Monday-night game.

The undefeated Pats, highly favored to beat Philadelphia, had to storm back from a 28-24 deficit with eight minutes left to forge a 31-28 victory.

The game averaged around 18.4 million viewers and a 15.6 rating - the best numbers since the Colts beat the Steelers, 26-7, in November 2005, according to Nielsen
 
Just goes to show you just how many people were interested in seeing the Patriots lose.
 
Yep... it wasn't Pats stealing it... it was Philly and everyone who wanted to see them beat the Patriots.

Yes, even me. :)

Never thought I'd want to see an NFC East team win against an AFC opponent in the middle of the season. But I sure did this past Sunday. Felt strange pulling for Philly.
 
The undefeated Pats, highly favored to beat Philadelphia, had to storm back from a 28-24 deficit with eight minutes left to forge a 31-28 victory.

How do you "storm" back from a 4 point deficit with 8 minutes left?
 
bbgun;1793402 said:
PATRIOTS-EAGLES SCORE VIEWERS

November 27, 2007 -- SUNDAY'S Patriots- Eagles game drew the biggest overnight audience in over two years for either a Sunday- or Monday-night game.

The undefeated Pats, highly favored to beat Philadelphia, had to storm back from a 28-24 deficit with eight minutes left to forge a 31-28 victory.

The game averaged around 18.4 million viewers and a 15.6 rating - the best numbers since the Colts beat the Steelers, 26-7, in November 2005, according to Nielsen

Oh yeah, well just wait until Thursday night when the entire country will be watching....well...errr....uhhh...well at least 1/3 of the country will be able to watch us beat the Meat Packers.:bang2:
 

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