Getting some breaking news out of the NFL. CNBC senior sports reporter Michael Rosanian has a story. Morning, Mike. >> Hey, good morning.Yeah, got some big news. The Craft family has agreed to sell an 8% stake in the team to two buyers that values the team at $9 billion. This deal has to be approved by the NFL's finance committee next month.There are two other deals that need to be approved at that time. One is the $10.3% billion minority stake sale for the New York Giants and the other is an $ 8.6% billion ...

Partnership Announcement - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have announced a partnership with Rumble, a video sharing platform and cloud services provider, to support the storage of the team's video content [1] - The partnership aims to enhance the Buccaneers' business and marketing strategy through improved content management and storage solutions [1][2] Technology and Infrastructure - The Buccaneers' Vice President of Information Technology, Charles Harris, highlighted the increasing quality and quantity of content produced, necessitating enhanced storage solutions [2] - Rumble Cloud is positioned as a high-quality service that allows for flexible content management and efficient expansion [2] Advertising and Promotion - The agreement includes Rumble advertisements that will be featured on the Buccaneers' website, broadcasts, and at Raymond James Stadium [2] Company Background - Rumble, founded in 2013 by Chris Pavlovski, aims to create an independent infrastructure resistant to censorship by Big Tech, promoting a free and open internet [3] - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are celebrating their 50th season in the NFL, with a history of significant achievements including two Super Bowl Championships [4]