The NFL could potentially be moving their NFL Sunday Ticket to a streaming service. Recently, NFL Commissioner Rodger Goodell hinted to CNBC that he believes that the change will happen in 2023. Nothing is finalized currently, but the NFL plans to have a decision made in the next couple of months.
DirectTV’s current contract with the NFL Sunday Ticket expires after the 2022 season. Large investments from companies such as Apple and Amazon has people thinking that both will be in discussion of getting in on a deal with the NFL.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell told CNBC that Sunday Ticket will most likely leave DirecTV and end up with a streaming service for the 2023 season. A final decision is expected in the coming months.
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) July 8, 2022
Currently, NFL Sunday Ticket subscribers are able to access every NFL game no matter where they live in the country. Though it is not clear as to how the new streaming platform will work, it’ll be interesting to see what deal is made between the NFL and outside entities for streaming rights. Also, we can only hope that as viewers we aren’t forced to spend a fortune to watch all of these games. Surprisingly, the NFL is planning to ask for anywhere from $2 billion to $2.5 billion for these streaming rights.
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