The chart illustrates a notable decline in Super Bowl US TV viewership from its peak in 2015 to 2019. In 2015, the Super Bowl attracted a record audience of 114.4 million viewers, marking the highest point in the data set. However, by 2019, viewership had dropped to 98.2 million, indicating a significant decrease. This trend suggests a shift in audience engagement with the Super Bowl over these years. The decline could be attributed to various factors, such as changes in viewing habits, increased competition from other forms of entertainment, or potential dissatisfaction with the event itself. The data also shows fluctuations in viewership over the years, with periods of growth and decline, but the recent trend highlights a consistent downward trajectory. This pattern raises questions about the future of Super Bowl viewership and whether it will continue to decline or stabilize. The chart provides a clear visual representation of this trend, emphasizing the need for the NFL and broadcasters to explore strategies to re-engage audiences and reverse the slump in ratings.