Ben Gilbert

Because the NFL does $18 billion a year in revenue right now, which is expected to grow to $25 billion by 2027.

Yep.

Wow.

Yeah, that's wild.

Because it's an annual basis.

That's every year.

I mean, this TV contract that they just signed, the 10-year deal is for $112 billion across all these entities.

Just wild.

And just to share what that specifically looks like.

CBS broadcasts a Sunday afternoon package for $1.85 billion a year.

Fox has a Sunday afternoon package for $2 billion a year.

They invented a new SKU, the Sunday night package, and they invented this a while ago, but NBC has that for $1.7 billion a year.

Disney owns Monday Night Football, as we mentioned, for $2.55.

It is a single game per week, and it's the most expensive package.

It's incredible.

Amazon has Thursday Night Football for $1.3 billion a year.

And of course, then we just got the news last month that DirecTV has lost NFL Sunday Ticket, and that is moving to YouTube TV.

NFL Sunday Ticket is also a genius move because you're reselling the same content you've already sold.

It's the same content.

It's the content that is exclusive to CBS, Fox, NBC, that those networks produce.