Fox get's to broadcast Thursday Night NFL games for about $660 million a year

[SBR Tony]

for the nest 5 Years

That's $60 million per game

this past season CBS & NBC paid about $45 Mil

[jjgold]

glad fox got it

[Mr KLC]

They could pay a billion dollars and I can still find something better to do on Thursday night.

[cincinnatikid513]

thankful won't have to listen to romo and nance as much next year

[KVB]

thankful won't have to listen to romo and nance as much next year

Oh great, now it's Joe fukkin' Buck. There simply are no good broadcasters anymore. This is such a fact that networks are forced into fake hype over guys like Romo to make the public think he's special.

It's a joke anymore.

[Underdog5229]

crazy that fox was willing to pay anything above the current price considering NFL numbers have been on the decline the last 2 seasons, with TNF being the worst of them all.

[Snowball]

for the nest 5 Years

That's $60 million per game

this past season CBS & NBC paid about $45 Mil

$550 mil = 11 games per year
full explanation - https://www.forbes.com/sites/maurybr.../#23bbaf117f70

[Dilo]

Smart move by Fox. I thought I heard 550mill.

[Art Vandelay]

Let's hope they get better choices on games - Indy/Houston showdowns not doing it for me...

[SBR Tony]

An agreement was announced on Wednesday morning between the NFL and Fox, and multiple reports peg the number at over $3 BILLION for the next five years. More specifically, according to Darren Rovell of ESPN, the NFL will get $660 million per year from Fox over the course of the deal, which means they're hauling in $3.3 billion.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/fox-sports-gives-nfl-3-3-billion-for-thursday-night-football-package-over-five-years/

[RudyRuetigger]

ok tony

you are going overboard on 1st day on the job

just relax