Despite the game being a blowout, Sunday night’s Super Bowl averaged a record 127.7 million U.S. viewers across television and streaming platforms for Philadelphia’s 40-22 victory over Kansas City.

Even though the Philadelphia Eagles turned Super Bowl LIX into a rout, viewers still watched in unprecedented numbers. According to Fox Sports, initial projected viewership stands at an average of 127.

Fox garnered 127.7 million viewers for its broadcast of Super Bowl LIX on Sunday across platforms, marking the most-watched matchup in Super Bowl history. The championship matchup won by the Philadelphia Eagles over the Kansas City Chiefs drew 127.7 million viewers, a 3% jump from the 123 million viewers who watched last year’s Super Bowl.

There's so much to love about Super Bowl Sunday, from enjoying all the notorious small plate foods to joining in on the enthusiasm and excitement that comes with tuning in

The NFL's broadcast of Super Bowl LIX on Fox set a new viewership record thanks to the addition of streaming figures. On Tuesday, the NFL announced that Nielsen adjusted its reach methodology to include streaming and determined that the Big Game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs scored a record 182.

FOX already celebrated a ratings record for Super Bowl 59. The NFL's championship showdown between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs set another viewership benchmark. On Feb. 9, the Eagles steamrolled the Chiefs in a 40-22 blowout that wasn't nearly as close as the final score