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The wild-card round in the six-game format drew an average of 31.9 million viewers across five networks.
The 2026 wild-card viewership represents a 13-percent increase from last year.
This is the best wild-card audience since the NFL expanded the playoffs to seven teams in 2020.
Historical comparison shows 2016 had a similar average (32.6 million) for four games then.
Four games went down to the wire, while two games were lopsided this year.
The report cites Sports Business Journal as the source for the six-game audience data.
Networks involved in the broadcast included Fox, CBS, Prime Video, NBC and ABC/ESPN/ESPN2.
The six-game format’s increase aligns with a broader post-season viewership trend since 2020.
The analysis notes the wild-card round’s popularity despite varying game competitiveness.
Overall, the report emphasizes strong engagement across the six-game format this postseason.

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Josh Charles talks up Best Medicine as a lighter, more comedy-oriented project after darker roles, signaling a shift in his TV choices.
Charles describes his time on The Good Wife as creatively rewarding but physically exhausting due to the 22-episode-per-year format.
He reflects on feast-or-famine career moments, noting how he navigates multi-project timing and pandemic-era delays.
Charles shares his appreciation for Alan Arkin and the way Sally Field’s Oscar moment resonated with actors.
He notes upstate New York filming as part of the package for Best Medicine, implicating location in long-term commitments.
Charles confirms his son is into Wet Hot American Summer and Mr. Show, highlighting family-influenced career tastes.
The interview underscores the strong fan response to his Good Wife departure and its lasting impact on viewers.
Charles emphasizes the role of empathy and sensitivity for actors navigating rejection and changing opportunities.
He hints at future project variety, seeking roles that mix drama with accessible comedy and procedural elements.
Charles reflects on the personal growth that comes with aging and parenthood shaping career choices.

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James is pursuing a full-time television analysis role after years of guest TV spots and podcasts.
Friends say his authentic approach would distinguish him in a crowded media space.
James envisions TV analysis as mentorship, not coaching, offering insights from his NFL career.
Manning and other former teammates praise James’s prepared, witty, and heartfelt delivery.
James values film study and insights over on-air coaching, signaling a studio-first focus.
James remains closely tied to Miami Hurricanes, serving as an honorary captain during a semifinal and eyeing a national title.
Former NFL peers, including Manning, Burleson, and Reed, support his media ambitions and guidance role.
James emphasizes authenticity and a different perspective from Hall of Fame pedigree.
James’s career included an 11-year NFL run with Colts, Cardinals, and Seahawks, followed by retirement in 2011.
James believes TV work can extend his mentorship beyond the field to help younger players.

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