The NFL is ready to tear up its existing deals with current broadcast partners and renegotiate better terms for itself. The opt-out clause in its contracts with the likes of CBS, ESPN, Fox, NBC, and others isn’t available until 2029, but the league knows its product is more valuable than the revenue it is generating currently, and it wants to cash in before the start of the 2026 season.
Since the methods that fans use to watch games could be about to change dramatically, The Streamable thought it would be helpful to profile each outlet that could be angling for a major package of NFL games. First up is CBS and its parent company, Paramount Skydance; we’ll let you know where things stand wth negotiations between Paramount and the league, what games you can expect to see on Paramount platforms, and more below.
Profiling the competitors: what you need
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