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(through participating cable and satellite TV providers) starting with the 2023 season. Meanwhile, the NFL last month announced a multiyear deal with investment firm RedBird Capital Partners to form EverPass Media, which will hold exclusive rights to distribute Sunday Ticket to bars, restaurants, hotels and other commercial venues in the U.S. (The platform says it’s working to bring key plays and multiview features to YouTube Primetime Channels as well.) YouTube also is working on adding shopping integrations so viewers can buy team merchandise and integrating social features such as live chats and polls. Just prior to this year’s NCAA March Madness tournament, YouTube TV added a multiview feature - letting customers watch up to four channels simultaneously - which will appeal to Sunday Ticket viewers. YouTube is developing special new features for the 2023 NFL season, such as the ability to rewatch key plays as well as access NFL Fantasy data and real-time stats. Execs want the exclusive NFL package to drive YouTube TV signups, and they’re also hoping it will help YouTube capture a bigger share of TV ad spending. YouTube obviously would like to recoup what it’s paying for Sunday Ticket, but it’s looking at the deal in a broader context. The NFL licensed to Google the right to exclusively distribute Sunday Ticket through YouTube TV and YouTube Primetime Channels to residential consumers in the U.S. If you are currently enrolled as a college student, you may also. Google will reportedly pay the NFL between $2 billion and $2.5 billion per year for Sunday Ticket, up from the estimated $1.5 billion that DirecTV had been shelling out. The NFL Sunday Ticket Max package will cost you just under 400 when you purchase the four-month standalone streaming package.

NFL SUNDAY TICKEY PRICE PLUS

NFL RedZone also is available through YouTube TV’s Sports Plus add-on package ($10.99 per month), which among other channels includes Fox Soccer Plus and beIN Sports. Sunday Ticket + NFL RedZone via YouTube Primetime Channels: $489/season ( $389 presale).Sunday Ticket via YouTube Primetime Channels: $449/season ( $349 presale).Sunday Ticket + NFL RedZone via YouTube TV: $389/season ( $289 presale).Sunday Ticket via YouTube TV: $349/season ( $249 presale) Currently, AT&Ts DirecTV holds the rights to the NFL Sunday Ticket package which is priced at 70 per month.YouTube is offering Sunday Ticket in two flavors: bundled with NFL RedZone (the league’s whip-around channel that shows every touchdown live on Sundays) and without it. That means that if you subscribe to YouTube TV and Sunday Ticket, you’ll be able to watch and/or record every single NFL game during the 2023 season. Sunday Ticket includes all out-of-market Sunday regular-season NFL games that are broadcast on Fox and CBS, letting fans (or sports bettors) catch the action of every team live. Note that the base price of YouTube TV recently jumped 12%, from $64.99/month to $72.99/month meanwhile, ahead of the start of this year’s baseball season, the streamer dropped MLB Network. Whereas DirecTV typically required you to buy a satellite TV package to get Sunday Ticket, YouTube will sell the package on a standalone basis - and although you don’t need to a pay-TV subscription, it will cost $100 more per season than for YouTube TV subscribers. And if you don’t have YouTube TV, you’ll pay even more. Those who do not subscribe to YouTube TV can get the NFL Sunday Ticket-NFL RedZone package for the presale price of 389, 100 off the retail price of 489 for the season. Moreover, as per Wall Street Journal, the NFL is in talks with YouTube TV to finalize a deal regarding the ‘Sunday Ticket.’ This means that YouTube, which is owned by Google, will probably broadcast the Sunday games once both the parties agree for a deal.The regular pricing of Sunday Ticket for YouTube TV customers will be $349 for the 2023 season, higher than DirecTV’s $293.94 price tag for the 2022 season. However, after the end of the current season, this deal will expire. On the other hand, since 1994, the ‘Sunday Ticket’ has been with DirecTV which pays the league $1.5 Billion each year. The deal has been finalized for 11 years. For Thursday Night clashes, Amazon Prime is paying the league around $1 Billion every year. The broadcasting rights in NFL are scattered across the board because of the massive number of viewers who tune in whenever a game is on.

When the stakes are this high, when the popularity graph threatens to annihilate all boundaries, you know that broadcasting rights are going to go for an enormous amount of money.Īlso Read: Patrick Mahomes’ Wife Brittany Mahomes Brutally Trolled For Accusing The Texans of Making “Dirty Plays” Apple and Amazon Prime are also reportedly bidding to get Sunday Ticket rights

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