How much does the NFL get for TV rights?

If you missed it, the NFL announced a new 11-year deal with its television partners on Thursday. According to the Associated Press, the NFL will earn a total of $113 billion from from the deal, which runs through the 2033 season.

How much do TV networks pay the NFL?

CBS, Fox and NBC will each pay the N.F.L. more than $2 billion a year, on average, about double what they paid under the old agreements, according to four people familiar with the agreements who requested anonymity because they were not authorized by the N.F.L. to speak publicly about the deals.

What are TV rights fees?

That’s right – TV providers pay a fee for every household that receives that package, regardless of whether anyone in that household watches the network. Those networks set certain rules for how their shows and networks can be sold to end consumers, including which packages can contain their channels.

How much did Fox pay for NFL rights?

Fox has held onto its Sunday afternoon NFC package, signing off on a renewal that will see it pay the NFL some $2.025 billion per year, up 80% from its current $1.13 billion fee.

How much do the TV networks pay for NFL games?

Until the broadcast contract ended in 2013, the terrestrial television networks CBS, NBC, and Fox, as well as cable television’s ESPN, paid a combined total of US$20.4 billion to broadcast NFL games.

Who are the TV rights for the NFL?

Amazon or another streaming service, such as ESPN+ or YouTube TV, could buy Sunday Ticket rights away from AT’s DirecTV, though it remains unclear if the league will negotiate that at the same time as its broadcast packages. San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo (10) eludes Washington Redskins defensive end Matthew Ioannidis (98).

How much does the NFL make from media rights?

Overall, the NFL could double its annual revenue from NFL media rights from about $7.5 billion to $15 billion, said people familiar with the matter. Most of this is likely to occur with the tech giants largely sitting on the sidelines.

When does the NFL contract with ESPN end?

Sports network ESPN agreed an eight-year deal with the NFL worth 15.2 billion U.S. dollars in 2011 – the contract extended the network’s deal to broadcast Monday Night Football from 2014 through to 2021.