NFL announces new TV deals.
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It’s not true. ESPN president even stated there was no deal.
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In terms of TV hours offered, NFL pales in comparison to MLB. Out-of-market is every bit as important for MLB as it is for NFL.
Lol. "TV hours offered"? Is that an actual metric? If it were, it wouldn't be fair. MLB plays ten times more games than the NFL in a season. Talk about juking the numbers to fit your argument!!
Does it matter if no one is watching? Remember that time last fall when a regular season NFL Sunday night game handily beat a World Series game 5, head to head? TV Ratings: NFL 'Sunday Night Football' Bests MLB World Series Matchup
NFL ratings were lower last season, as all sports were, but they're still dominant....
Most watched sporting events in the U.S. 2020 | Statista (Hint: They're all NFL games)
Your average NFL fan is not going to stream a game that he has no interest in..he might tune into a tv channel and watch it but most wont take the extra effort to stream it....lets just hope bars have good internet
We’ll see. Amazon clearly thought the investment was worth it.
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They also thought groceries via the US mail was great too...if it works it awesome for sreaming
Amazon has had games for a few years now, right ?
I have yet to tune into a game Streaming.
As long as Amazon doesn't charge EXTRA from its normal pricing, I'm OK with that.
If thye say, come stream the NFL games for X amount of money, I'm OUT.
Now if they end up with the Sunday Ticket (and D* is really Out of it after 2022) thats different ...
NFL Expands Digital Distribution, Rep Says Sunday Ticket Will Stay with DirecTV | Cord Cutters News
The NFL has announced new long-term media distribution deals with Amazon, CBS, ESPN/ABC, FOX, and NBC. The new agreements will begin with the 2023 season and will run through the 2033 season. While some reports have said that ESPN+ will take rights to Sunday Ticket from AT&T’s DirecTV, a rep for...
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Nothing definitive in that article either. Looks like it's still in negotiation.....NFL Expands Digital Distribution, Rep Says Sunday Ticket Will Stay with DirecTV | Cord Cutters News
The NFL has announced new long-term media distribution deals with Amazon, CBS, ESPN/ABC, FOX, and NBC. The new agreements will begin with the 2023 season and will run through the 2033 season. While some reports have said that ESPN+ will take rights to Sunday Ticket from AT&T’s DirecTV, a rep for...
I hope that in the next couple of years, before the weekly streaming exclusive games come, that streaming does improve. I look at the 5G rollout, even during a pandemic, and it has been pretty impressive. At least in my area. I would hope that in the 30ish months until Amazon starts broadcasting the Thursday Night games and they aren't on NFL Network or FOX anymore that streaming will be more fleshed out (in terms of buffering and being able to handle capacity) as well as 5G being more widely available to everyone.
Yes, it is a metric.
If you want to play the viewership game, consider the eyeballs trained on cricket and soccer matches if that's what determines relative interest.
it tells me that D* is NOT Out of the Sunday Ticket discussion.
I believe that the ST Will be available to D* subs (along with other providers) not closed out all together like some have thought ...
Nothing from the previous post said that D* was out , it didn't talk about it seeing nothing will happen till 2023 anyways.
In the United States? That’s where the viewership numbers need to be compared with. You know, head to head.....
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It certainly doesn't suggest it.
You may be alone in this (and you may be right). Most of the speculation has NFLST leaving DIRECTV (at least at the residential subscription level) and I'm not seeing compelling justification to use DIRECTV at the commercial level.
Not seeing compelling justification? D* may lose streaming rights but I’m convinced they’ll keep satellite distribution. A lot of commercial locations throughout the country don’t have broadband requirements to meet SundayTicket streaming needs, especially on multiple tv’s throughout an establishment.
I believe streaming rights will be turned over to the highest bidder and D* will maintain distribution rights through satellite.
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