The NFL isn’t NFL Sunday anymore, it’s now a full-scale, every-day-of-the-week media machine. Over the last few seasons, the league has stretched its footprint across Thursday Night Football, Black Friday Football, Saturday on special occasions, Monday Night Football, Thanksgiving Turkey Bowl, Christmas NFL Games, Christmas Eve, and now full international windows, making football less of a weekly event and more constant. What used to live almost entirely on Sunday afternoons on CBS, FOX, and NBC has expanded into a multi-platform takeover, with ESPN in the mix and streaming services embedded in the schedule. Amazon Prime Video has locked in Thursday Night Football and holiday games. Netflix has entered the NFL space with expanded 2026 rights, adding marquee windows like Week 1, Thanksgiving Eve, Christmas Day, and Week 18. Peacock, YouTube, and ESPN+ have all become part of the rotation, turning the league into something that can be watched almost anywhere, anytime. NFL commissioner ...