NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says league could rework TV packages in next media deal
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MELBOURNE, Australia — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said he will consider reworking game packages when the league inks its next media rights deal to adjust for modern TV consumption habits and the shift to streaming.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said he will consider reworking game packages when the league inks its next media rights deal to adjust for modern TV consumption habits and the shift to streaming.
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