Key Insights
- More ad money is moving to the NFL as a result of college football postponements, which left advertisers with fewer gross ratings points options.
- Super Bowl talks are proceeding more slowly than last year, but have picked up in recent weeks.
After most professional sports were sidelined in March by Covid-19, several leagues, including the MLB and NBA, have returned in the past two months to great audience and advertiser excitement. But when it comes to both ad revenue and audience size, those sports pale in comparison to the NFL, which kicks off its season tonight—and is throwing struggling networks an ad revenue lifeline that could be as much as $5 billion.
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