DirecTV to distribute Sunday Ticket to bars and restaurants, after all

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DirecTV has exited the NFL lexicon. Unless it hasn’t.

When the NFL announced that a deal had been struck with RedBird Capital to create EverPass Media, which would distribute NFL Sunday Ticket to bars and restaurants. EverPass has now done a deal with DirecTV to distribute the package.

John Ourand of Sports Business Journal reports that DirecTV will distribute Sunday Ticket on Sunday afternoons to more than 300,000 commercial businesses, including bars, restaurants, hotels, casinos, retail shops, and military bases.

It’s a surprise development, and perhaps an acknowledgment that DirecTV has the experience and infrastructure to keep doing what it’s been doing for nearly 30 years.

7 responses to “DirecTV to distribute Sunday Ticket to bars and restaurants, after all

  1. The NFL is a cow with 6 udders and 24 teats. Like it or not that’s why the owners pay Goodell…

  2. The Sunday tix should have stayed with Direct TV. The NFL and its infinite greed and lack of wisdom continues to flub and make things more complicated than what it needs to be. An option of YouTube or DTV should have been offered.

  3. Most bars won’t carry it due to the price ($10,000)

    The regulars will come in and watch the local broadcast game same as always.

  4. Directv is going under. They don’t have anywhere near the revenue that they once had.

  5. therealraider says:
    May 25, 2023 at 4:05 pm
    Most bars won’t carry it due to the price ($10,000)

    The regulars will come in and watch the local broadcast game same as always.

    Uh most local team fans stay home and watch the game on their own TV and save money while eating/drinking at home. Most of the bar crowds everywhere I have ever lived go to the bar for the out of market games.

  6. I had the NFL Ticket with Direct TV since it’s inception and
    now have no desire to move over to YouTube. It’s just too
    much $$$.

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