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The NFL Is Hoping Apple Will Acquire The Sunday Ticket Package In 2022
© James Lang-USA TODAY Sports
Looks like the NFL Sunday Ticket package will have a new home in 2022, but where will it land is the real question...
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The NFL’s much-discussed Sunday Ticket package is in the news of late, with one report having Amazon as the lead contender to acquire the out-of-market games that are up for bid, while another touts Disney’s ESPN empire as interested.

All fair, but it’s still early in the process, and sources say the NFL wants — or perhaps, better termed, hopes — Apple gets the out-of-market package. And that package could look a lot different structurally than the one DirecTV has shopped since its inception in 1994, charging a basic rate for all the games. Under consideration is adding choices like allowing fans to buy just one team’s out-of-market games, or perhaps even stand-alone games, sources said.

“Everything is on the table,” one source said, but nothing is set in stone.

DirecTV is paying on average $1.5 billion a year in a deal that stretches through the end of next season. All indications are the satellite carrier’s parent AT&T has no interest in renewing, especially at the $2 billion-plus per year fee the NFL is reportedly seeking. AT&T has struggled financially, and talks with the NFL in recent years have proved unproductive.
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Robber DeNiro31 months
Thank God for illegal stream sites!
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nol1wph31 months
I left NOLA 16 years ago and have been forced to purchase DirecTV as my provider due to them owning the rights to the NFL. Can’t wait till this changes. Thank god. I have advocated for the single team option since 2006.
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