Netflix is expanding into live TV and gaming, now reportedly bidding for NFL games. Rising streaming prices coupled with the added cost from sports packages could negatively impact subscribers. Complications arise as sports packages are split across multiple/streaming services,

In a podcast interview Bela Bajara, the chief content officer at Netflix mentioend the company may be interested in streaming NFL games on Sunday afternoon.

Netflix gave an otherwise slow week of NFL news a kick in the tuchus, thanks to podcast-interview comments from its chief content office Bela Bajaria.

Mike Florio explains how Netflix's interest in a Sunday afternoon NFL package could totally revolutionize the league's broadcasting future.

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Netflix is getting involved with the NFL in a big way, with their sights set on one of the league's most valuable assets.

It’s not a hypothetical to say the NFL can pull the plug on all of the current broadcast deals after the 2029 season. It’s real. And the interest from Netflix isn’t hypothetical. It’s real.

After streaming its first NFL games on Christmas, Netflix will be seeking a much bigger piece of the pie in the league’s next media deal. The current deals are set to run through 2033, but the NFL has the option end them four years early in 2029.

NFL games be streamed on Netflix? Chief Content Officer Bela Bejaria said in an interview that the streaming platform will bid for it.

The $23.8 million increase from 2024 is the third-largest in league history. The NFL instituted its salary cap in 1994.