Fox Adds 2 NFL Games, Sets First Broadcast TV Tripleheader in Week 10

8 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 11

Fox said it bought rights to 2 additional national NFL games, creating what Lachlan Murdoch called the first broadcast-TV tripleheader in league history.
Week 10 will start with a Munich game featuring the Detroit Lions and an opponent to be announced Thursday, then continue with Fox's 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. windows.
A second newly acquired game will air on a Saturday in Week 15, extending Fox's national NFL slate later in the season.
Murdoch said Fox has had no substantive talks with the NFL about renegotiating its current deal, which still has 4 years remaining, despite media speculation.
The announcement came as FCC Chairman Brendan Carr criticized the growing number of subscriptions fans need to follow football and said regulators are reviewing leagues' special legal treatment.

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