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Paramount, PBR Strike Five-Year Media Rights Deal
"This deal aligns with our longstanding relationship with CBS and reflects our shared commitment to expanding PBR’s reach"
CBS Sports Viewership for Kansas City Chiefs vs Buffalo Bills Best Since 2007
"The 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills became the most-watched “NFL on CBS” Week 9 game since 2007"
Should Mike Pereira’s Upcoming Retirement Signal The End Of The Human Rules Analyst
"AI can tell us what happened, a rules analyst like Mike Pereira can tell us why it matters"
FOX Sports, CBS Sports Celebrate Large Viewership for NFL Week Seven
"Season-to-date, America’s Game of the Week is averaging 26,158,000 viewers, representing a 2% increase over last year’s season-to-date average of 25,650,000"
Football Pushes Broadcast Television Viewership Surge in September
"The football-fueled surge pushed broadcast to a 22.3% share of total television viewing, allowing it to edge past cable on an unrounded basis for the first time"
Super Bowl XLIV Will Remain on NBC Despite Potential NFL Rights Renegotiation
"If there’s a scenario where NBC were no longer in business with the NFL, we would still be guaranteed that 2030 Super Bowl"
Can the Super Bowl Halftime Show Be Counter Programmed Successfully
"Sports and music both exist to bring people together, not divide them. The halftime show has never been designed to please everyone — it’s meant to create a shared cultural moment"
How Boomer Esiason Carved His Own Path to Greatness at WFAN
"Now I can really focus on the radio show, and it feels great. I have a lot more energy now during the football season on the air, which is good for us"
Renegotiating NFL Media Deals Early Is Far From a Gamble
"Football isn’t just entertainment — it’s a ritual, a fix, an addiction. And the numbers prove it"
Roger Goodell Has More Reasons To Sit and Wait Than Renegotiate Media Deals in 2026
"There are some reasons why the NFL and Roger Goodell might be open to renegotiating their media rights deals next year. However, there are more reasons for Goodell to wait an additional year"