Confirming the rumors, Amazon has dipped into the NFL's latest broadcast rights packageto become the exclusive home of Thursday Night Football through 2033. According to a report by CNBC, the deal will cost Amazon about $1 billion per year, without access to playoff games or the Super Bowl. Of course, Amazon isn't the only company with internet video aspirations, and the eleven-year deal includes specific carve outs for some of the video services other partners are backing.
According to Amazon, "The Prime Video deal begins in 2023 and is the NFL’s first exclusive national broadcast package with a digital streaming service. The number of regular-season games included in the Thursday Night Football package is increasing from 11 to 15, with all games airing on Prime Video as part of a Prime membership."
For Disney, other than securing Super Bowls on ABC/ESPN, it has also obtained the right to stream one International Series game exclusively on ESPN+ every year. Similarly, Fox expanded its digital rights for "future direct-to-consumer opportunities as well as NFL programming on FOX’s AVOD streaming service Tubi." Beyond an "an NFL experience on Tubi" with video on-demand and condensed games, Fox also has "authorized sportsbook operator status" for Fox Bet when/if the NFL approves official sportsbook operators.
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