Details on NFL's $100 Billion TV Deal

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The National Football League announced Thursday that it has signed long-term agreements with media partners CBS, ESPN/ABC, FOX, NBC, and Amazon.

Overall, the deal is worth over $100 billion dollars and runs through the end of the 2033 season.

Here are the major details:

AMAZON: Amazon has acquired the exclusive rights to Thursday Night Football. The number of games Amazon will stream is still to be determined but is likely to be 15 games per season, the WSJ reports. Those games won’t be available on TV, save for the local markets of the two teams playing.





CBS:.

ABC/ESPN:Monday Night Football

FOX:

NBC:Sunday Night Football .

































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