Super Bowl LII Research Paper

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Super Bowl LII turned into one of the NFL's more memorable games, but fewer Americans were watching.

The Philadelphia Eagles' 41-33 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday night averaged of 103.4 million viewers on television, according to Nielsen, the lowest Super Bowl viewership since Super Bowl XLIII (Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Arizona Cardinals, 98.7 million) in February 2009.

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Philadelphia out-Patriots-ed New England in Super Bowl LII by playing like it had nothing to lose. The Patriots put up arguably the best offensive performance in a loss in NFL history. The Eagles just survived.

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