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Survey out with a big sample size (2,562 fans who regularly watch the NFL) that says almost half (48 per cent) of NFL fans definitely will or are likely to subscribe to Sunday Ticket when offered by a major streaming provider.
My opinion of how many might become subscribers, once it is away from DirecTV, looks to be correct based on this survey.
Price does affect it, if $300 is correct, then it drops to 26% of NFL Fans.
But considering that the NFL has over 100 million fans in the United States, that potentially is a lot of subscribers.
The average number of American fans aged 13+ that went to or watched a game over the five years was about 127.6 million
There are approximately 184 million NFL fans today. And like any group,
According to an ESPN pool, about 160 million people are NFL fans in the USA. Moreover, a poll conducted by the Associated Press found that about 49 percent of Americans, which is nearly half of the population, are avid fans of the NFL.
My opinion of how many might become subscribers, once it is away from DirecTV, looks to be correct based on this survey.
Price does affect it, if $300 is correct, then it drops to 26% of NFL Fans.
But considering that the NFL has over 100 million fans in the United States, that potentially is a lot of subscribers.
Survey: 48% NFL fans likely to subscribe to Sunday Ticket
As the live sports streaming war heats up, NFL Sunday Ticket is up for grabs in the US as it is poised to leave DirecTV. Major players like Amazon Prime Video a
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The average number of American fans aged 13+ that went to or watched a game over the five years was about 127.6 million
Die-Hard or Fair-Weather Fans? Ranking All 32 NFL Fan Bases
The National Football League and its fans have experienced a lot in the past five years. Fan bases have grown and shrunk, but the intensity of these groups is what is really worth monitoring. Of the 32 NFL teams, which teams truly have the best fans?
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There are approximately 184 million NFL fans today. And like any group,
The NFL’s mission is to reach as many fans as possible - Sports Illustrated
The league’s chief media and business officer, Brian Rolapp, writes about the present and future and why there is no better time to be a fan of the game.
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According to an ESPN pool, about 160 million people are NFL fans in the USA. Moreover, a poll conducted by the Associated Press found that about 49 percent of Americans, which is nearly half of the population, are avid fans of the NFL.
Why NFL Is the Most Popular Sport in America? - Sportszion
When it comes to sports, whether it is about playing or watching, Americans are very passionate. There might have been many clashes and differences among the
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