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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says league could rework TV packages in next media deal

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is weighing changes to the league's television packages for the next media rights deal to better suit the streaming era. While the structure of these agreements may differ significantly from current contracts, Goodell expects games to remain 100% available on broadcast television. This potential shift comes as the league evaluates how to distribute content across evolving platforms while maintaining broad accessibility for its audience.

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  • ✓ Roger Goodell stated the NFL could rework TV packages in its next media deal.
  • ✓ The NFL is considering package changes specifically for the streaming era.
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Roger Goodell announced the league may restructure TV packages to accommodate the streaming era.

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  1. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Considers Reworking TV Packages

    NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is weighing changes to the league's television packages for the next media rights deal to better suit the streaming era. While the structure of these agreements may differ significantly from current contracts, Goodell expects games to remain 100% available on broadcast television. This potential shift comes as the league evaluates how to distribute content across evolving platforms while maintaining broad accessibility for its audience.

    Why it matters

    The NFL manages some of the most lucrative media rights in professional sports. Adjusting these packages allows the league to capitalize on the growth of streaming services while balancing traditional broadcast reach.

    What is confirmed

    • Roger Goodell stated the NFL could rework TV packages in its next media deal.
    • The NFL is considering package changes specifically for the streaming era.

    Still unconfirmed

    • The next media rights deal could look a lot different from current agreements.
    • Roger Goodell believes 100% availability of games on broadcast television will continue.
    • Apollo Sports Capital CEO Tylis expressed interest in an NFL stake.

    What to watch next

    • Details of the next media rights contract negotiations
    • Official announcements regarding streaming-exclusive game packages
    • Confirmation of any investment from Apollo Sports Capital
    Sources used for this update (7)
    1. CNBC — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says league could rework TV packages in next media deal
    2. Seeking Alpha — The NFL's next media rights deal could look a lot different from today's (DIS:NYSE)
    3. Barrett Media — Roger Goodell Sees NFL Games 100% Available On Broadcast Television "Continuing"
    4. Sports Business Journal — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell weighs reworking TV packages for streaming era
    5. Bloomberg.com — Apollo Sports Capital Has Interest in NFL Stake, CEO Tylis Says
    6. Finimize — Apollo’s Sports Fund Wants A Seat At The NFL Table
    7. www.cnbc.com — CPI report, Oracle earnings, Trump’s cash promises and more in Morning Squawk
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