Are you going to take the option to opt out of your current media rights deals in 2029. And will you use that opportunity to make more bigger deals with streamers. The the reality is we really went a long ways to put that into our contracts uh in the last agreement and I think having the ability to do that, having the option to do that, I think will be valuable for us.But we haven't made any decision on that. We have we have great partners. Uh we have some change in some of our partners including with CBS.U ...

Media Rights & Streaming - NFL is extending beyond current platforms, viewing YouTube as a great global platform to reach a broader audience [3][4] - NFL aims to reach fans where they are, targeting different demographics through new platforms as part of their growth strategy [4] - NFL emphasizes consistent game windows, making games special events to mitigate navigation challenges for fans across various streaming platforms [6] - NFL included opt-out clauses in media rights contracts for potential future deals, but no decisions have been made yet, partnerships are valued [8] - NFL will assess CBS's approach to the NFL and their business post-Paramount transaction before making decisions [9] Fan Experience & Game Scheduling - NFL prioritizes the impact on fans when considering flexing games, averaging two flexed games per year [13] - NFL monitors fan reaction closely when moving games, especially Thursday games [13] - NFL aims to ensure the best game is available for the broader fan base nationally and globally [14] International Expansion - NFL hopes to reach 16 regular season international games, with every team playing internationally [18] - NFL aims to create year-round engagement in new international cities through media, partnerships, and club marketing [19][20] - NFL considers packaging international games, leveraging the popularity of the 9:30 AM ET window for European games [21][22] Market & Advertising - NFL is not seeing any impact from tariffs on ticket sales or the advertising market [23] - NFL sales are performing incredibly well, reflecting the value of live sports content for advertisers [23][24]

- All right, we're here in Miami for a massive episode of The Deal. - Josh Harris. I mean, when you think about team owners, he is the guy, he has a playbook for having multiple teams in multiple cities.Think about the Commanders, the Sixers. I'm gonna be taking a lot of notes. - What a time to be talking to him.He is just past announcing a huge deal for a new stadium in Washington DC. - $3.8% billion. I cannot wait to get into the details.- Tons to talk about. Let's get after it. This is an interview we ha ...

Group 1 - YouTube will stream the NFL's week one game for free on September 5, marking its first live broadcast of an NFL game in its entirety [1][3] - The game will feature the Kansas City Chiefs against the Los Angeles Chargers and will take place in São Paulo, Brazil [2] - YouTube's Chief Business Officer highlighted the platform's significant engagement with NFL content, noting over 350 million hours of official NFL content watched on YouTube last year [3] Group 2 - YouTube is the most-watched streaming platform in the U.S., accounting for 12% of all viewership in March according to Nielsen [4] - The NFL has an existing partnership with YouTube TV for the Sunday Ticket, which is an out-of-market package of games requiring a subscription [4] - The full 2025 NFL schedule is set to be released at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday [5]