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The NFL Network's Vikings-Browns game in London attracted 6.4 million viewers, making it the most-watched London game on the network and indicating growing American interest in Sunday morning football, with total viewership likely higher when including local broadcasts.
ESPN is set to assume the lease for NFL Network’s 75,000-square-foot studio near SoFi Stadium, a move that signifies a significant financial commitment and is part of a broader deal to secure ESPN’s ongoing broadcast rights for NFL games.
ESPN is taking over the lease for NFL Network’s studios near SoFi Stadium as part of a broader deal where ESPN will acquire NFL Network, RedZone, and NFL fantasy assets, with the NFL taking a 10% stake in ESPN; the deal is pending regulatory approval.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft expressed confidence in the new ESPN-NFL Network deal, which involves ESPN acquiring NFL Network and expanding NFL programming, aiming to grow the league's audience globally and increase revenue, pending approval from team owners and regulators.
ESPN, a Disney subsidiary, is acquiring the NFL Network in a landmark deal that includes a 10% NFL stake in ESPN, expanding NFL content across ESPN's platforms, and merging NFL Fantasy Football with ESPN Fantasy Football, aiming to enhance the fan experience and expand NFL coverage.
ESPN is acquiring the NFL Network and RedZone channel from the NFL, gaining a 10% equity stake, and will integrate these assets into its platform, including a new direct-to-consumer streaming service, while also licensing additional NFL games and content to expand its football offerings.
ESPN is acquiring NFL Network and several other NFL media assets in a billion-dollar deal, potentially transforming NFL Network into a channel similar to SEC Network with integrated programming and talent sharing, while also gaining rights to NFL RedZone, additional games, and other features, as ESPN prepares to launch a new streaming service.
ESPN and the NFL have finalized a significant media partnership, with ESPN gaining control over NFL Media assets like NFL Network and RedZone, and the NFL acquiring up to 10% ownership in ESPN, ensuring a long-term broadcast relationship and potential programming improvements.
The NFL is set to acquire up to 10% of ESPN as part of a media deal, with ESPN gaining full ownership of NFL Network and NFL RedZone, while the NFL gains a stake in ESPN, giving Disney a significant influence over football broadcasting.
ESPN is close to acquiring NFL Network and NFL Red Zone content, which could lead to ESPN hosting these channels and launching a new streaming service this fall, with a potential Super Bowl broadcast in 2027.
ESPN is close to finalizing a deal to acquire a significant portion of NFL Media, including NFL Network, Red Zone Channel, and some regular-season games, which could be worth around $2 billion. The deal, still pending approval from NFL owners and regulatory bodies, aims to strengthen ESPN's NFL content ahead of its upcoming direct-to-consumer streaming service launch in 2025.
ESPN is close to finalizing a significant and potentially costly deal with the NFL for media rights, including NFL Network and other properties, which could deepen ESPN's involvement with the league amid ongoing negotiations and regulatory processes.
"Good Morning Football" on NFL Network will relaunch on July 29 with a new setting in Los Angeles, a mix of old and new cast members, and a revised schedule. The show will now air from 8-10 a.m. ET, Monday through Friday, with an additional two-hour segment called "GMFB: Overtime" streaming on Roku and later available on local FOX stations. The relaunch aims to bring fresh energy and resources to the popular football morning show.
Good Morning Football will relaunch on July 29 from Los Angeles with new cast members Akbar Gbajabiamila and Sherree Burruss joining Jamie Erdahl, Peter Schrager, and Kyle Brandt. The show will air from 8 a.m.-10 a.m. ET on NFL Network, with a new streaming series "GMFB: Overtime" available on The Roku Channel from 10 a.m.-noon ET.
Good Morning Football will relaunch on July 29 from NFL Network's new studios in Inglewood, California, airing weekdays from 8-10 a.m. ET. A new two-hour streaming program, GMFB: Overtime, will also debut the same day on the Roku Channel. The show will feature returning hosts Jamie Erdahl, Peter Schrager, and Kyle Brandt, along with new additions Akbar Gbajabiamila and Sherree Burruss.