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Auggie

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2. That's about $62,500,000 per NFL franchise

Reply to sarcasmo (Original post)

Thu Dec 22, 2022, 12:50 PM

Dec 2022

More math:

The Sunday Package currently averages about 2 million subscribers that pay around $300 a season. That totals $600 million a year.
(https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/35294678/youtube-tv-emerges-front-runner-nfl-sunday-ticket)

Google breaks even in about 3 years if you count the new YouTubeTV subscriptions required to view the package (unless it's a separate entity).

Over seven years Google rakes in about $4,200,000,000.

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YouTube paying roughly 2 billion a year for NFL Sunday Ticket. [View all] sarcasmo Dec 2022 OP

Wonder what that will cost? Xavier Breath Dec 2022 #1

We won't have to buy Dish Network. sarcasmo Dec 2022 #7

That's about $62,500,000 per NFL franchise Auggie Dec 2022 #2

$300? Crimony. Xavier Breath Dec 2022 #3

About $17 a week Auggie Dec 2022 #4

The insane numbers I was referring to Xavier Breath Dec 2022 #5

Got it Auggie Dec 2022 #6