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Sunday Night Football, the NFL’s perennial top performing property, finished the 2019-20 on top once again. As the broadcast year wraps, SNF remains primetime’s #1 TV show in all key metrics for an unprecedented ninth consecutive year – adding to its record for the most consecutive years atop the charts (since 1950). Benefiting from an exclusive primetime game window and the ability to flex our schedule, SNF provides “big event” scale on a weekly basis – reaching 20.5 million viewers (total audience delivery), up +5% vs. the 2018-19 season. NBC is also home to Post-Season football: Super Bowl LII (2018) joined the list of the top ten television programs in history while the Seahawks/Eagles AFC Wild Card (2020) reached 35.1 million P2+ viewers to become the most-watched telecast on any network since the prior Super Bowl. From the NFL regular season to the Playoffs and Super Bowl, NBC Sports Digital continually exceeds all streaming records across every key metric. The 2019 SNF regular season delivered 3.3 million average live streaming uniques per game, up +108% YOY and an average minute audience of 459K, up +44% vs. 2018. ® Emmy Award-winners Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth follow all the actionView on together.nbcuni.comfrom the booth, »as Michele Tafoya gives viewers on-the-field access. FOOTBALL NIGHT IN AMERICA With Sunday’s only exclusive NFL window, fans turn to NBC for a review of the day’s action and a preview of the night’s biggest th matchup. For the 14 consecutive year,Football Night in America leads the pack as the NFL’s most-watched pre-game show. Tony Dungy, Mike Florio, Peter King, Rodney Harrison, Mike Tirico, and ® Liam McHugh present the Emmy Award-winning broadcast leading into Sunday Night Football on NBC. Source: Nielsen, Live +SD Data Stream; 2019 NFL Regular Season on NBC; Adobe Analytics.

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