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The league and its broadcast partners are weighing early renegotiations of their billion-dollar media deals, with a possible 18th game and new streaming packages on the table.
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It’s common knowledge that broadcast executives have already started preparing to negotiate new NFL deals, even though the league’s contractual opt-out is technically still four years away. So a day after Roger Goodell told CNBC that the NFL could start renegotiating its media rights deals as early as next year, several executives signaled that they were ready to go. “Investors need certainty,” one of them told me.
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