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The Ravens-Chargers game, featuring the Harbaugh brothers, attracted 17.4 million viewers across Disney's multicast platforms, marking the fifth Monday night game this season to surpass 17 million viewers. With ESPN-only game viewership declining, the NFL has pushed for more games to be aired on ABC. The ManningCast on ESPN2 drew one million viewers, a threshold that prompts ESPN to disclose viewership numbers.
John and Jim Harbaugh, both NFL coaches, faced off in a Monday night game where John's Ravens triumphed over Jim's Chargers. The match coincided with their parents' 63rd wedding anniversary, adding a personal touch to the intense sibling rivalry. After the game, the brothers embraced at midfield, highlighting the blend of competition and familial bonds that define their encounters.
In NFL Week 12, the spotlight is on the Harbaugh brothers as the Baltimore Ravens face the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday night, marking their first meeting since Super Bowl XLVII. The Arizona Cardinals are slight underdogs against the Seattle Seahawks in a crucial NFC West matchup, while the San Francisco 49ers aim to rebound against the Green Bay Packers. The Philadelphia Eagles have taken control of the NFC East after defeating the Washington Commanders, and the Buffalo Bills' victory over the Kansas City Chiefs keeps the AFC playoff race competitive. The New York Jets have fired GM Joe Douglas, casting uncertainty over Aaron Rodgers's future.
Week 12 of the NFL season features several intriguing storylines, including the Detroit Lions emerging as Super Bowl favorites after a dominant win over the Jaguars, and a rare matchup between head coach brothers John and Jim Harbaugh as the Ravens face the Chargers. The San Francisco 49ers are struggling with a 5-5 record and a Super Bowl hangover, while the Kansas City Chiefs aim to bounce back from their first loss of the season. Additionally, the Pittsburgh Steelers continue their winning streak as they prepare to face the Cleveland Browns.
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh expressed happiness for his brother Jim's hire by the Los Angeles Chargers, but his first thought was the competitive aspect as the Ravens are set to play the Chargers next year. The Harbaugh family is known for their competitive nature, and this upcoming game will mark the third time the brothers have faced each other as head coaches. John currently has his focus on the Ravens' AFC championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs, with the potential for the Harbaugh family to achieve a rare double win in football.