
Roger Goodell Confirms NFL Sunday Ticket Will Move to Streaming Service in 2023
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed the league's Sunday Ticket package will be leaving DirecTV for a streaming service in 2023.
"I clearly believe we'll be moving to a streaming service," Goodell said Friday on CNBC.
Goodell expects to have a decision in place regarding a partner by the fall. DirecTV has carried Sunday Ticket since its inception in 1994.
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Apple, Disney and Amazon have each made offers to take over the service, which has typically been a money-loser for DirecTV given the massive rights fees. However, it's likely the streaming giants view the NFL package as a gateway to adding subscribers to their services and getting more eyes on their existing properties.
Amazon Prime Video, which already became the NFL's broadcast partner for Thursday Night Football, holds a 21 percent market share. Disney+ holds a 14 percent market share, and the company has an existing relationship with the NFL through Monday Night Football.
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