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ESPN buys RedZone, NFL Media assets in billion-dollar deal (report)
NFL RedZone will reportedly have a new home. The NFL and ESPN have reached an agreement that will place many of the league’s top media holdings with the sports network in exchange for equity in ESPN that is potentially worth billions, according to a report from The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand.
ESPN is expected to have access to RedZone, NFL Network and seven more regular-season games, among other assets.
The blockbuster billion-dollar deal between ESPN and the NFL means seven hours of commercial-free football are probably gone forever.
NFL Network anchor Scott Hanson opened up about his negotiations to return to NFL RedZone and it wasn't always smooth sailing ...
NFL RedZone has been a part of the league's fabric for more than a decade. It was launched in September 2009 and has been a reliable spot for Sunday afternoon games.
ESPN is nearing a deal to acquire NFL media, according to a report from Andrew Marchand of The Athletic. The deal would ...
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