Roger Goodell’s NFL to Make Big Changes to $110 Billion Media Rights Deals Before 2029

Roger Goodell’s NFL to Make Big Changes to $110 Billion Media Rights Deals Before 2029

On September 5th, 2025, the Los Angeles Chargers will play the Kansas City Chiefs in São Paulo, Brazil. An AFC West rival clash airing exclusively on YouTube. Not YouTube TV, just YouTube. What’s the difference? YouTube TV is a paid subscription platform. What does that mean? You can watch this game on YouTube, completely free of cost. No payment, no subscription…this one’s on the house. Although it’s just one game that’s free, it is a start for…

NFL Eyes Early Media Rights Renegotiation Ahead of 2029 Opt-Out

The National Football League (NFL) may seek to renegotiate its media rights deals before the 2029 opt-out clause in its current agreements, according to a report by Puck’s John Ourand. This strategic move could allow the league to tap into fresh network budgets and gain leverage before other major sports leagues—such as MLB and the... The post NFL Eyes Early Media Rights Renegotiation Ahead of 2029 Opt-Out appeared first on The Sports Cast.

Predicting NFL media rights in 2030

We’re four years away from the NFL’s highly anticipated media rights opt-out. Reports suggest that the league is a “virtual lock” to exercise its option. And why wouldn’t it? The NFL is far and away the most valuable programming in America. And after the NBA recently secured its 11-year, $76 billion media rights agreements, the NFL’s current deals, which were signed in 2021 and began in 2023, are starting to look undervalued. Look no further tha…