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Fox Corp. Acquires Media Rights to Two Additional NFL Games
Fox Corp. reached an agreement with the National Football League on Sunday to gain broadcast rights for two more games in the upcoming season. The deal expands the company's NFL coverage. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
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Fox Corp. struck a deal Sunday with the National Football League to acquire the media rights to two more games in the upcoming season. The agreement adds to the company's existing NFL broadcast portfolio. It comes as networks continue to compete for premium sports content that draws large audiences and advertising revenue.
The company will now carry two additional games as part of its regular-season schedule. Specific matchups and broadcast dates were not detailed in the announcement. Industry observers have noted that NFL rights remain among the most valuable media properties in the United States.
Television networks have long paid billions of dollars collectively for the right to broadcast NFL games. These contracts typically cover packages of regular-season and postseason matchups. Fox Corp. has held NFL rights for decades, including NFC conference games and select others.
The latest agreement increases the total number of games the company will air. It reflects ongoing negotiations between the league and its broadcast partners as the 2026 season approaches. No financial terms were released.
