Source: NFL/DirecTV Apple is involved in a lot of things but to date, it’s not in the live sports business. However, that could change in a big way beginning in 2023. It’s then that the iPhone maker’s Apple TV app could become the new exclusive home to the NFL Sunday Ticket package in the United States. The NFL on Apple TV makes a lot of sense and there are reasons to believe it might have the inside track to getting the rights. NFL Sunday Ticket: Where things stand DIRECTV has been the exclusive home to NFL Sunday Ticket since its inception. The pricey service allows subscribers to watch every Sunday afternoon regular-season game on Fox and CBS, regardless of their location (minus some pesky blackouts). That deal expires at the end of the 2022 NFL season and it’s not expected to get renewed. In its current format, NFL Sunday Ticket subscribers can watch games through a DIRECTV console or via an app. The service is available to individuals for home use and to businesses such as bars and restaurants that can show the games to their patrons. NFL on Apple TV: Why it could work According to Front Office Sports… Read full this story
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