National Football League (NFL)

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National Football League, also known as NFL, is a privately owned entity headquartered in the US. Founded in 1920, with approximately 4,060 employees, the league reported $23.0B in revenue as of 2024. The organization primarily focuses on spectator sports, operating as a professional American football league that consists of 32 teams, divided equally between the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC). It is recognized as one of the major professional sports leagues in the United States and Canada, representing the highest professional level of American football globally.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1920

Headcount

4,052

Headquarters

Primary Segment

Spectator Sports

Ownership

Privately Owned

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On March 8, 2026, the NFL's free agency period commenced with a 52-hour legal tampering period, allowing teams to negotiate multi-million dollar contracts before the new league year officially begins on Wednesday. High-profile players such as edge rusher Trey Hendrickson, six-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Mike Evans, and Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III were set to become available for new contracts. Previously, on March 7, following the NFL Scouting Combine, Jordan Reid's updated 2026 NFL Draft quarterback rankings highlighted Arkansas quarterback Taylen Green as an intriguing prospect. Earlier the same day, the Buffalo Bills re-signed Connor McGovern for $52 million just before the free agency window opened, a move that garnered significant attention within the NFL community for its potential impact on the broader center market. Also on March 7, an expert indicated the Vikings were in a poor position to acquire additional draft picks through the NFL's compensatory process, which relies on pricey veteran talent departing in free agency without proportional replacements. This followed the Cleveland Browns clearing $35.7 million in cap space on March 6 by restructuring Deshaun Watson's contract, converting $44.7 million of his base pay into a signing bonus ahead of free agency.

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Mar

14th

2026

15:45

B2B Tag

Grade for Browns offseason moves after first wave of NFL free agency

The first wave of NFL free agency is in the books, and GM Andrew Berry has been busy rebuilding the Cleveland Browns from the trenches out. With the offensive line seeing the majority of the attention, Jimmy Haslam’s check book has been busy.

The Sporting News

Mar

14th

2026

14:48

B2B Tag

Dolphins book top 30 visit with electric WR prospect in play at pick 11

Jon-Eric Sullivan and the new Miami Dolphins regime have been active in re-signing and adding players to the roster since the league year officially began on March 11. That doesn't mean the front office hasn't been keeping an eye toward the 2026 NFL Draft, however.

PhinPhanatic

Mar

14th

2026

09:55

B2B Tag

NFL Combine exposed one flaw in Georgia’s wide receiver room

The NFL Combine has come and gone and there were many Bulldogs who made a big impression during the most important workout of their lives. One of those players who shined the most was wide receiver Colbie Young.

Dawnofthedawg

Mar

14th

2026

06:24

Football, Sports Rights Updates

Ex-NFL star predicts streaming giants will team up for bundles as league rights become ‘so damn expensive’

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! With a new NFL media rights deal potentially on the horizon, new bidders on the outside looking in are likely to make their pitch to be brought into the football family.

WDBD Fox 40 Jackson

Mar

13th

2026

18:30

B2B Tag

Safety Andre Cisco returns to Jets on one-year deal

The Jets continue to stockpile players at the safety position this offseason. They have agreed to a one-year deal with Andre Cisco, sources confirmed on Friday. Cisco’s contract could be worth up to $5.25 million, according to NFL Network.

The Record

Mar

13th

2026

16:57

B2B Tag

Emmanuel Acho Warning Eagles Over Lack of ‘Concrete Signings’ Is a Wake-Up Call for GM Howie Roseman

After Philadelphia’s disappointing 2025 campaign, many fans and analysts expected the 2024 Super Bowl champs to rebuild and reload this offseason. However, GM Howie Roseman and the Eagles staff have yet to do so, prompting a blunt message from former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho.

Pro Football Network

Mar

13th

2026

14:08

Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag

CBS and NFL Negotiate Major Broadcasting Deal Set for Long-Term Renewal

CBS and NFL: A High-Stakes Broadcasting Deal on the Horizon Negotiations between CBS, a subsidiary of Paramount, and the NFL advance as the two entities work towards renewing their lucrative broadcasting agreement for Sunday games. Currently, CBS pays approximately $2.1 billion annually, but estimates suggest that the revised deal could witness a 50% to 60% increase, potentially pushing the annual cost to over $3 billion.

Cashumarkets

Mar

13th

2026

11:37

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Cincinnati Bengals' 2026 Salary Cap Space Gets Nice Boost Following Insurance Payout

CINCINNATI — The Bengals got a nice boost to their 2026 salary cap figure thanks to insurance policy payouts. NFL salary cap expert Andre Perrota broke down what triggered the extra $7 million coming to Cincinnati to use on its 2026 roster.

Sports Illustrated US

Mar

13th

2026

09:31

B2B Tag

49ers gain massive salary cap boost from 2026 adjustments

According to Spotrac, the 2026 salary cap adjustments for each NFL team have been announced, and the San Francisco 49ers received the second-largest increase in the league. San Francisco gained $20.7 million in additional cap space, trailing only the Tennessee Titans, who received a $24.3 million adjustment.

49ers Webzone

Mar

13th

2026

01:30

Sports Rights Updates

As league pushes for 18th game, it reportedly wants to speed up new media rights negotiations

Former NFL star Shawne Merriman appeared on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich" about the future of the league. The NFL’s media rights deals bring in billions each year to the league, but it’s expected to rip up its current paperwork for an even more lucrative one as early as the start of the 2026 campaign.

Fox News

Mar

12th

2026

22:28

Business Expansion, Sports Rights Updates

In shift, NFL will reportedly package rights to Week 1 Melbourne game

Ahead of potentially transformative series of media rights negotiations, the NFL is making a notable shift in its approach to at least one game. John Ourand of Puck reported Thursday that rights to next season’s NFL International Series game from Melbourne, Australia, will now be packaged with four or five other games rather sold individually.

Sports Media Watch

Mar

12th

2026

18:30

B2B Tag

NFL Negotiates Significant TV Rights Hike with CBS

The NFL is in negotiations with Paramount to renew the broadcasting contract for its Sunday afternoon games on CBS. According to sources close to the matter, discussions center on an increase of between 50% and 60% over the current amount.

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National Football League (NFL) sells broadcasting rights of its 5 american football competitions to 82 companies globally, covering 17 countries. National Football League (NFL)'s rights holders include The Walt Disney Company.