NIL is a problem the NFL Draft can’t afford to fix
The NFL would be foolish to change its draft, even in the face of NIL.
The NFL would be foolish to change its draft, even in the face of NIL.
Expect more football-centric films with NFL IP coming down the pike.
The NFL reportedly requested the meeting, which was attended by top media executive Hans Schroeder.
The NFL currently nets around $10 billion per year from its five primary broadcast partners.
"I don't know about that, but I do think there's a point at which the NFL reached a tipping point where they're sticking too many games behind a paywall."
"Does the NFL still benefit from the antitrust exemption when they’re negotiating for carriage of games not on a sponsored telecast, but on a streaming service?"
"Those were terrible days in the NFL."
The league's plan is to recruit officials from "small college" conferences.
It begs the question: are the NFL's rights undervalued or are the NBA's rights overvalued?
These deals are not going away.
"It’s going to be an inflection point for a lot of these rights holders."
Leagues would like to guarantee stability before broadcasters blow their budgets on NFL rights.
Conversely, the NFL will have an opportunity to increase its stake at the same time.
Streamer? Broadcaster? A wildcard?
"The referees in New York certainly are watching the networks' feeds of the telecast."
Football alone accounted for 92 of the top 100.
By Sunday night, all 14 playoff spots could be accounted for with an entire week still left to play.
Last year's mid-season double-doubleheader averaged a combined 39.6 million viewers.
As if we needed a reminder...
"Boston Rob" Mariano of Survivor fame will lead the charge.