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NFL Teams Could Sell Preseason Rights to Streaming Platforms

Published March 27, 2026 · Updated March 27, 2026 · NBC Sports

The NFL is reportedly considering allowing teams to sell their preseason game broadcast rights to streaming platforms, a shift from the traditional local broadcast model.

Ben Fischer reports the NFL may allow teams to sell preseason rights to streamers like Netflix, with the issue set for discussion at next week's owners' meeting.

While streamers like Amazon Prime currently show games locally, teams could potentially reach wider audiences, though questions remain about revenue sharing between owners.

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