Is Google to Become the NFL Sunday Ticket's New Home?

Numerous tech firms competed for the streaming rights to the NFL Sunday Ticket, with Google appearing to be the front-runner as the deal with DirecTV is about to expire. It is well known that Apple was one of the businesses that fought to secure the agreement, one that it would highlight for its Apple TV+ service. If Google wins this, the NFL Sunday Ticket will move to both its Primetime Channels feature and YouTube TV streaming site. According to a reports, Google is reportedly in "advanced talks" with the venerable American football league to obtain the rights to watch NFL's Sunday Ticket. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="640"] Image credit- Yahoo Sports[/caption] The Sunday Ticket, one of the most popular shows from a sports league in the nation, will go to Google if this partnership is successful and benefits them. Unquestionably, the National Football League, along with baseball with the MBL, basketball with the NBA, and other sports, is one of the most well-known leagues in the nation. Additionally, a deal to transfer the rights from DirecTV to Google's bids will be made as early as Wednesday, December 21, if the NFL owners believe that Google should receive the contract. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="594"] Image credit- Tech Times[/caption] In order to bring the NFL to people's homes and devices, the Mountain View company plans to highlight its YouTube TV and YouTube Primetime Channels, according to reports. People might pick between the two services, with Primetime Channels attempting to supply its online content as well as channel add-ons for streaming and YouTube TV being one of the most well-known streaming platforms. Famous streaming firms have made The NFL Sunday Ticket one of their most sought-after sports league shows to include in their packages and services for users. Apple, along with other streaming services like Amazon Prime Video and ESPN+, has been in talks with the sports league since early 2021 and was previously one of its front-runners.