NFL reaches long-term media deals with Amazon, Disney and others
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Amazon (AMZN) Prime Video and NFL enter 10-year agreement to exclusively broadcast 15 Thursday Night Football games
March 18, 2021 4:45 PM EDTAmazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and the National Football League (NFL) made history today by announcing a 10-year agreement to exclusively broadcast 15 Thursday Night Football games and one pre-season game per year on Prime Video in the United States. The Prime Video deal begins in 2023 and is the NFLs 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.
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