"Today we extend our 27-year partnership with the NFL and solidify the foundation of our marquee sports portfolio beyond the end of the decade. In addition to maintaining our leading Sunday afternoon NFC package, we are pleased to broaden our deal to include new digital rights that provide us with the flexibility to deliver NFL on FOX to customers in expanded and innovative ways," said Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Lachlan Murdoch. "This long-term agreement ensures that we will continue to deliver the best in football coverage to our viewers while also strengthening and providing optionality to our business."

Among the highlights of the new agreement are:

• FOX will create an NFL experience on Tubi consisting of premiere VOD as well as condensed games throughout the NFL season


• FOX extended its rights to continue America's leading free-to-play wagering game, FOX Bet Super 6


• FOX Bet will receive authorized sportsbook operator status if, and when, the NFL approves official sportsbook operators for its officially licensed intellectual property


• FOX will broadcast four of the next 12 Super Bowls, including the games in 2023, 2025, 2029 and 2033


• FOX will produce special Christmas Day games as the schedule allows


• FOX will continue to be the exclusive home of the NFC Championship game


• FOX increased its NFL footage rights to use across linear and digital programming


• FOX broadened its presentation rights using interactivity and alternate feeds


• FOX Deportes gained additional Spanish language rights

FOX is America's No. 1 network for the NFL; its flagship America's Game of the Week has been the most-watched show in all of television for the past 12 seasons and the most-watched NFL window for the past 20 seasons.

The NFC package that FOX will continue to broadcast is strategically aligned with the locations of FOX's owned and operated television stations. FOX Television Stations owns and operates the FOX affiliate in 14 of the 16 NFC markets.