New Provocative Show Is Taking Over Social Media

The Sports Junkies

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Sports

4.3 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 February 2025

⏱️ 16 minutes

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From 02/18 Hour 2: The Sports Junkies learn about a new show that's taking over the internet.

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0:00.0	Big changes could be on the horizon in the next few years for how you digest your NFL content.
0:07.6	This from Pro Football Talk.com, the NFL's looming development of a full-blown Sunday morning international package
0:14.4	has something that Netflix, given their global footprint, would be interested.
0:20.1	But apparently Netflix is thinking bigger than the lower profile, smaller audience
0:26.1	slate.
0:27.2	The streamer's chief content officer, whose name is Bella Baharia, told Matt Baloney of
0:33.4	Puck that the company is interested in bidding on the NFL's Sunday afternoon games.
0:39.7	Wow.
0:40.1	They don't want the random games from Munich and London and wherever else are going to be broadcast
0:45.0	from.
0:45.5	They want what CBS and Fox has.
0:47.0	They want the Sunday afternoon games that currently belong to CBS and Fox.
0:51.8	Apparently the CBS and Fox deal goes through 2033, but the NFL can snap that deal four
0:59.2	years prior. So in 2029, they can negotiate a new deal.
1:02.6	I don't have a problem with it. I have Netflix. Most people have Netflix.
1:05.6	Yeah. If they put the games on Netflix, the only thing that sucks is if you do want to change
1:10.6	a channel, it takes a few seconds.
1:13.6	Okay.
1:14.0	But it doesn't...
1:14.7	It doesn't suck for us.
1:16.8	That's a very first world problem.
1:18.7	It sucks for the people who don't have Netflix.
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