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Mike Francesa: Christmas Day Doubleheader Proves ‘The NFL Owns Television’
"Listen, the NFL has made it completely clear. They take no prisoners now with the TV schedule, they don't care about anybody else, and they don't care about any other league."
How Important is Your Sports Media Brand to Your Best On-Air Talent?
"At some point, the best want more. If all you have to show them is the same stage with a few more dollars, eventually they look around."
Final ‘Good Morning Football’ Episode from New York Studio Airs Before Hiatus, Move to LA
After today, 'Good Morning Football' will take a brief hiatus, then move to LA. But outside of host Jamie Erdahl, who else will join the show on the West Coast?
Report: NFL to Put Christmas Day Doubleheader Up For Bids
Bidding is expected to start at $50 million among the current NFL media partners but some think the games could sell for $75 million to $100 million apiece.
NFL Announces Four Marquee Games; Two Headed Exclusively to Streaming
The NFL announced that it will host a Christmas Day doubleheader and that two games will move exclusively to streaming platforms.
NFL Owners to Vote on ‘Hard Knocks’ Eligibility Changes
NFL owners will vote to expand the potential pool of teams eligible for the program to make the show less invasive while helping producers tell better stories.
NFL Chief Media and Business Officer Brian Rolapp: Streaming-Only Super Bowl Is a Long Way Off
“We have made our bet for the next seven-to-11 years that linear TVwill still play a very important role in our distribution..."
Netflix Announces ‘Receiver,’ A Follow-Up to ‘Quarterback’ Series
'Receiver' will follow five top receivers— Davante Adams, Justin Jefferson, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Deebo Samuel, and George Kittle — on and off the field.
As March Madness Looms, NFL Remains Unquestioned #1 Seed With No Upsets In Sight
This should be worrisome for the other major sports leagues and the NCAA Tournament.
Ross Tucker Can’t Call What He Does a Job or Work
“The bigger games I can do, the more games I can do on broadcast for CBS, the better."