Skillz (SKLZ) and NFL Sign Multi-Year Gaming Agreement
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NFL and Skillz Sign Multi-Year Gaming Agreement
February 4, 2021 9:00 AM ESTNFL Taps Skillz To Reach New Audiences and Expand Presence on Mobile
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The National Football League (NFL) is teaming up with Skillz (NYSE: SKLZ), the leading platform for fair, fun, and meaningful competition, to crowdsource a future mobile esport. As part of the agreement, the two sports organizations will host a global game developer challenge.... More