It's time to dial up the excitement for the 2024 season! We had Jerry Jones, Post Malone, Dak Prescott, Michael Irvin, Tim the Tatman, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and Rowdy prank call our opponents' fans for our 2024 schedule release.📲
#DallasCowboys#CowboysNation#NFL
Congratulations to the upcoming 2024 Season. Proud to be part of the Dallas Cowboys Football Club - thanks to Michael - Michael Archibeque and Nathan Razo - continued success
Hi, this is my 3rd consecutive year applying for a job at the NFL. I won’t give up but please at least consider interviewing me. I think I could be a great fit for the institution. Passionate & skillful with broad experience not only in the sports field but within finance and operations.
Dial up the wins (in the post season and Superbowl) and the excitement will follow (return form a long absence since 1996). Y'all keep trying to get the cart to pull the horse!
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Happy NFL Draft Day, Detroit! As the city gears up for the highly anticipated event, I can't help but feel the energy and excitement surrounding our city and our beloved Lions. The draft brings a sense of hope and anticipation for the upcoming football season, and I know our team is ready to make some major moves. Here's to a successful draft and an even more successful season. Go Lions! 🦁🏈 #NFLDraft#DetroitPride#OnePride"
Sports Media Rights and its future impact on the media landscape was a featured discussion during our 2023 Powerhouse Capital Investor Conference in Dallas.
The National Football League (NFL) clearly drives the broadest consumption in the US market (93 of the top 100 programs watched in 2023) and thus commands the highest AAV in the market, but it is the creativity of their dealmaking & packaging of content to multiple partners that fuels a portion of the revenue growth we have seen over past cycles.
Especially noteworthy is this weeks announcement of the new sports-first streaming bundle from Fox Corporation, Warner Bros. Discovery and The Walt Disney Company - this JV is a part of the great "re-bundling" of content in the cord-cutting/never era. This sports skinny bundle was the original concept of Fubo before the service included broader entertainment channels and this new service is similar to Kayo Sports in Australia (an OTT service wholly owned by Foxtel Group featuring Fox, ESPN, and Racing.com channels). These distribution trends are exciting alongside new entrants like Amazon, Apple and Netflix getting into the distribution of live sports content.
The downside: As a consumer it is quite difficult to figure out where to watch as these rights are increasingly fragmented without unified search and discovery. There will likely be more consumer frustration(s) around certain content sitting behind additional paywalls like we've seen with NFL Wild Card game on Peacock last month - remember boxing's once very lucrative pay-per-view model? One will hope that this new bundle will be consumer-centric (yes, at an additional cost) in order to alleviate some of the pain points associated with the erosion of the legacy cable bundle...
Question: Do you think live sports AAV's will begin to plateau or is there more upside in future media rights cycles for the major leagues as well as niche sports?
I'm interested to hear your point of view....
#sportsmedia#livebroadcast#livesports#bundles#sportsindustry#contentstrategy#contentdistribution
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2moCongrats! Bring them to Brazil someday. We will love it!!