Chiefs vs Bills Game Had the Highest Rating Since 2007.. No Need Of Taylor Swift?

There will be pyrotechnics during the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills game. In addition to providing excitement on the field, Sunday’s Week 11 match at Highmark Stadium drew millions of viewers. With fans glued to their TVs, the game became the most viewed NFL game of the season.

The game seemed like a preview of the playoffs because the Chiefs were the league’s best team and the Bills needed a big victory. However, this time, the spectacle was not enhanced by additional celebrity chatter. For alleged “security reasons,” Taylor Swift, who has been in the spotlight a lot this season, did not travel to Buffalo, according to Page Six.

Taylor Swift at a Chiefs game

Despite this, the game continued to be a ratings monster. The stats are really telling. With an astounding average viewership of 31.2 million, CBS announced that the game had the best regular-season viewership in years, discounting holidays. For comparison, the Chiefs vs. Ravens game in Week 1 drew 29.2 million viewers, the highest number this season. However, the matchup between Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes was more than enough to attract a sizable crowd even without a Swift appearance.

4th-and-2, two point game vs. the Chiefs. And Josh Allen does that. 26-yard TD run. Incredible play. pic.twitter.com/Xx7Jrbm6J8

— Alaina Getzenberg (@agetzenberg) November 18, 2024

Josh Allen was the star of the game, thrilling the fans with a 26-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter and driving the Bills to a 30-21 victory. With 56 running yards and a crucial touchdown, Allen not only controlled the passing game but also dominated on the ground.

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