Goodell testifies in 'Sunday Ticket' lawsuit trial

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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell testified in federal court about the league's "Sunday Ticket" package, calling it a premium product and defending the broadcast model. The class-action lawsuit, covering millions of subscribers, alleges antitrust violations in selling out-of-market games. Goodell emphasized the package's quality and pricing, stating it was on DirecTV due to its national reach. The trial revealed concerns from networks about competition affecting ratings. Goodell highlighted the league's commitment to reaching a broad audience through free television broadcasts. The lawsuit could lead to significant damages if the NFL is found liable. Jerry Jones is expected to testify following Goodell.
Originally by espn.comon June 17, 2024
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