What games did they move forward 3 days because of COVID? Delaying games is much easier than flexing (swapping).
Next contract is in 11? years. We'll see what the options are then, pretty sure flex scheduling is not likely. Doesn't make any sense.
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What games did they move forward 3 days because of COVID? Delaying games is much easier than flexing (swapping).
Next contract is in 11? years. We'll see what the options are then, pretty sure flex scheduling is not likely. Doesn't make any sense.
Were talking moving games .... doesn't matter forward or backwards ....
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Streaming is the only ones bidding, if a Traditional Provider offered $2 Billion, the NFL would of listened at least.
Still wondering why DirecTV did not bid, could of used it to grow their streaming service, much like how they did with the Satellite Service back in the day, then they could of kept it on the Sat. side also.
lol, what? This is all that matters.
To date all? flexing has been same-day.
Competitively and logistically it makes no sense to ever introduce flexing to TNF. How many times would you like to see the Steelers play a hard fought game and then have to turn around and play someone else 4 days later?
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Disney dropped out months ago, keep up.
From July 13-
This has effectively removed the cautious, ever-disciplined Disney from consideration, since its own bid came in under $2 billion.
Apple Reportedly 'Most Likely Winner' of NFL Sunday Ticket Rights, Considering Bid for UEFA Champions League Package
Rumors have been circulating about Apple bidding on the massive NFL Sunday Ticket package for out-of-market games, with a report just a few weeks ago...
www.macrumors.com
Is Apple’s Eddy Cue About to Get NFL's Sunday Ticket?
As I learned at Sun Valley, and in subsequent conversations, the deal will likely come in significantly higher than $2 billion a year.
puck.news
Huh?Disney dropped out months ago, keep up.
From July 13-
This has effectively removed the cautious, ever-disciplined Disney from consideration, since its own bid came in under $2 billion.
Apple Reportedly 'Most Likely Winner' of NFL Sunday Ticket Rights, Considering Bid for UEFA Champions League Package
Rumors have been circulating about Apple bidding on the massive NFL Sunday Ticket package for out-of-market games, with a report just a few weeks ago...
Is Apple’s Eddy Cue About to Get NFL's Sunday Ticket?
As I learned at Sun Valley, and in subsequent conversations, the deal will likely come in significantly higher than $2 billion a year.
NFL Rumors: Google Bids for Sunday Ticket amid Interest from Apple, Amazon and Disney
Google is reportedly the latest company to make a bid for NFL's Sunday Ticket starting in 2023, according to <a...
syndication.bleacherreport.com
During Disney’s Q2 earnings call on Wednesday, CEO Bob Iger was asked if he would be interested in purchasing NFL Sunday Ticket and putting it on ESPN+ and he made it fairly clear that the answer, under the right financial conditions, would be yes.
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It does not say that in your link.Huh?
NFL Rumors: Google Bids for Sunday Ticket amid Interest from Apple, Amazon and Disney
Google is reportedly the latest company to make a bid for NFL's Sunday Ticket starting in 2023, according to <a...syndication.bleacherreport.com
During Disney’s Q2 earnings call on Wednesday, CEO Bob Iger was asked if he would be interested in purchasing NFL Sunday Ticket and putting it on ESPN+ and he made it fairly clear that the answer, under the right financial conditions, would be yes.
Bob Iger hasn’t been at Disney in 2 years lolHuh?
NFL Rumors: Google Bids for Sunday Ticket amid Interest from Apple, Amazon and Disney
Google is reportedly the latest company to make a bid for NFL's Sunday Ticket starting in 2023, according to <a...syndication.bleacherreport.com
During Disney’s Q2 earnings call on Wednesday, CEO Bob Iger was asked if he would be interested in purchasing NFL Sunday Ticket and putting it on ESPN+ and he made it fairly clear that the answer, under the right financial conditions, would be yes.
Disney's Chapek confirms company will bid for "NFL Sunday Ticket"
www.sportsbusinessjournal.com
In his annual media predictions, SBJ’s John Ourand predicted Disney and DirecTV would be the winners for “Sunday Ticket.”
Chapek’s acknowledgment of the “Sunday Ticket” bid comes as Disney reported that costs at all of its streaming and linear businesses were on the rise, driven by increasing productions costs and sports rights.
...from February. Bruce's link is from July suggesting Disney was out of the running.Disney's Chapek confirms company will bid for "NFL Sunday Ticket"
But hey, keep going, you might learn something.
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I would pay for it if I had to, and will starting next year, I won't go without my NFL ST and my 49ers games.
I don't care if it's Apple or Amazon, the NFL needs to just pick someone.
Do you have something from DISNEY saying they dropped out or is it the same site claiming 10 million ST customers via streaming?
So I take it you read the dates and realized you didn't actually post what you thought you did.
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