After 15 weeks of the 2007 NFL season, THE NFL ON CBS's coverage of the AFC Conference is the only broadcast network posting a ratings increase with an average national household rating/share of 10.7/23, up 8% from last year's 9.9/21 at this point in the season.

THE NFL ON CBS season-to-date rating is the highest since CBS re-acquired the NFL in 1998 and the highest rating for the AFC Conference since a 10.7/25 in 1996.  

THE NFL ON CBS's singleheader coverage this past weekend (12/16) scored a 13.3/27 rating/share, up 49% from last year's comparable singleheader weekend (8.9/20 on 12/17) and was CBS's highest-rated singleheader window since 2005 with a national household rating/share of 13.7/31. 

This past Sunday's games (1:00 PM) included Jacksonville-Pittsburgh, New York Jets-New England, Tennessee-Kansas City, Buffalo-Cleveland, Baltimore-Miami and (4:00 PM) Indianapolis at Miami.   Week 15 of the 2005 season scored a rating/share 13.7/31 when San Diego beat Indianapolis to end the Colt's unbeaten streak at 13 games.