The NFL is selling the majority of its media assets, including NFL Network and RedZone rights, to ESPN for a 10% stake in the network, aiming to expand its audience and revenue amid rising player salary cap demands. This deal, which raises conflict of interest concerns, will enhance ESPN’s NFL coverage, adding more games and integrating the NFL’s fantasy platform, while the NFL retains control over NFL Films and NFL.com.
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