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The NFL Owns the Blueprint for Championship Dominance No Matter the Teams Involved
"Is there a matchup the NFL prefers among its final four? No. The question does not deserve airtime this week. Save the column inches, radio segments, and television debates."
The NHL Must Re-Discover What the Winter Classic Should Be
"The league needs to stop asking how far the idea can be stretched and start remembering why it worked in the first place."
The College Football Playoff Got It Right On ESPN With No Change Needed Anytime Soon
"For all its flaws, the College Football Playoff got this part right. Until viewership tells a different story, there’s no reason to fix what isn’t broken."
Cam Newton: SEC Football Is Still the Top Conference Because of Viewership
"At the end of the day, everybody knows that if you want to go and get put on [television] you still go to the SEC."
NFL Viewership Easily Eclipses NBA Viewership on Christmas Day
"Netflix’s Christmas Day NFL doubleheader delivered record-setting results, highlighted by the Detroit Lions–Minnesota Vikings matchup becoming the most-streamed NFL game ever in the United States."
Sports Owns 96 of the Top 100 Most-Watched Television Programs in 2025
"The NFL alone is projected to contribute 84 telecasts, a strong showing though slightly below its 2023 record of 93."
Sports Media Game-Changing Predictions for What’s Coming in 2026
"As 2026 approaches, one thing is clear: sports media will continue to evolve at a relentless pace."
A Thanksgiving Blessing For Sports Media
"Sports are a healthy, enduring part of American culture, and sports media has plenty to be thankful for"
What Apple Podcasts’ Top Charts of 2025 Reveals About the Relevance of Sports On-Demand Content
"Sports podcasting may not be the juggernaut we’ve been imagining—at least, not yet. For those willing to take risks and rethink the approach, the opportunity is still there"
NFL Viewership Drives Audience Behavior In Latest Nielsen ‘The Gauge’ Findings
"Broadcast networks averaged a 27.3% share of total television on Sundays, up from 22.0% Monday through Saturday, marking the most significant day-part shift across any category"