God With Us
Broadcast · Cable · Syndication
November 5–18, 2026
Two-week window · 14 days · Anchored around the NFL Week 9 tentpole
Meet the audience on the biggest screen
Linear TV puts God With Us in front of the faith, family and Black audiences at a scale digital rarely matches — and it does so where this film's audience already gathers: live sports, syndication, and the networks built for them.
A live tentpole
The Falcons–Bengals NFL Network game anchors the plan with mass, DVR-proof reach — and an over-the-air simulcast in Atlanta.
Faith & culture networks
OWN, BET, TV One, WE and Black-hosted syndication and daytime reach the core audience with credibility.
Broad co-viewing
Family Feud, network prime and cable build household, multi-generational reach that seeds PVOD demand.
Measured & tiered
Three budget tiers plus a targeted $100K add-on, each with clear CPM, impressions and reach.
Falcons vs. Bengals
One of the largest Black TV markets in the U.S.
NFL Network national game (Week 9, from Madrid) with an over-the-air simulcast in the Falcons' home market. Airs inside the Nov 5–18 launch flight.
U.S. African American TV market — historically one of the largest concentrations in the country
Nielsen DMA
TV households in the Atlanta DMA (7th-largest U.S. market, 2024–25 season)
Nielsen 2024–25
Black residents in metro Atlanta — among the largest urban concentrations
ACS 2023 est.
Why this game, for this film
NFL is the last true mass, live, DVR-proof reach on television — one placement, enormous co-viewing.
As the designated home team, the Falcons' Atlanta market carries the game over the air — free, broad, and squarely in the film's core audience.
Cincinnati (Bengals' market) picks up a second OTA simulcast at no premium.
The programming and who it reaches
Viewership and audience-fit data per placement. Audience figures are approximate; select historical estimates are noted inline. Final GRPs confirmed on the locked schedule.
| Program / Network | Type | Avg. audience | Audience fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Falcons vs. Bengals (NFL Network) | NFL tentpole | National + Atlanta & Cincinnati OTA | Mass reach into one of the largest Black TV markets in the U.S. |
| Abbott Elementary (ABC) | Network prime | ~3–4M linear · ~6M multiplatform | Emmy comedy; strong Black + broad |
| Family Feud (syndication) | Syndication | ~7.5M daily (top-tier syndication; Nielsen #3 nationally by P2+) | Steve Harvey; family + strong Black |
| MS NOW — fka MSNBC | Cable news | ~1.0M primetime | Older, engaged; high Black composition |
| ESPN | Cable sports | Event-driven, large | Broad; ties to the NFL halo |
| OWN | Cable | AA women; faith & inspirational | Ideal faith fit (Greenleaf home) |
| WE tv | Cable | AA women; reality | Core AA women |
| The Jennifer Hudson Show | Daytime talk | ~0.6 HH rating (2022 est.) | AA host; daytime women |
| Sherri (syndication) | Daytime talk | ~0.7 HH rating (2022 est.) | Sherri Shepherd; AA women |
| BET / TV One | Cable (add-on) | Core AA cable leaders | $100K targeted AA layer |
Three ways to buy the reach
Two-week flight: November 5–18, 2026
Blended CPMs and projected gross ad impressions per current avails. Estimated net reach assumes ~3.5–4.0× average frequency and cross-network deduplication. Planning projections, not guaranteed delivery — final figures pending schedule lock.
Cable & Syndication
- ·Family Feud (syndication)
- ·ESPN · WE tv · OWN
- ·MS NOW (cable news)
- ·Jennifer Hudson · Sherri (daytime)
+ NFL Tentpole
- ·Everything in Low
- ·Falcons vs. Bengals (NFL Network)
- ·Atlanta & Cincinnati OTA simulcast
+ NFL, Prime & Local
- ·Everything in Medium
- ·Abbott Elementary (ABC prime)
- ·Local / OTA (Atlanta spot)
Gross Impressions by Tier
Projected gross ad impressions per current avails
Blended CPM Comparison
$3M tier dips below $2M — local & syndication efficiencies offset the NFL premium
Estimated Net Reach
Net reach assumes ~3.5–4.0× avg. frequency; planning projections, not guaranteed delivery
Programming by tier
Each tier builds on the one below it.
Cable & Syndication
- →Family Feud (syndication)
- →ESPN · WE tv · OWN
- →MS NOW (cable news)
- →Jennifer Hudson · Sherri (daytime)
+ NFL Tentpole
- →Everything in Low
- →Falcons vs. Bengals (NFL Network)
- →Atlanta & Cincinnati OTA simulcast
+ NFL, Prime & Local
- →Everything in Medium
- →Abbott Elementary (ABC prime)
- →Local / OTA (Atlanta spot)
The $100K BET / TV One layer
A separate, additive buy on the two leading African American cable networks — priced on CPM and CPP, weighted to prime.
| Network | CPM | CPP | Impressions | GRPs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BET · $50K | $8.52 | $10,220 | 5.9M | 4.9 |
| TV One · $50K | $7.83 | $9,393 | 6.4M | 5.3 |
| Total · $100K | $8.16 | — | 12.3M | 10.2 |
Daypart Mix — BET / TV One
Split shown 50/50 and adjustable. BET and TV One deliver the film's core audience efficiently and layer onto any tier above.
Build on the game.
Layer on the culture.
Anchor at $2M+
The NFL tentpole and its Atlanta OTA are the single strongest reach vehicle for this audience — worth stepping up from the $1M base to capture.
Add the $100K BET / TV One layer
It buys the film’s core audience efficiently on top of any tier and sharpens the cultural signal.
Confirm the schedule to lock GRPs
Impressions and CPMs are set; final reach, frequency and GRPs finalize once networks and dayparts are booked.