With the signing of new official betting deals, NFL teams will have access to new data and marketing opportunities. Currently, the league is working with DraftKings, FanDuel, and Caesars Entertainment to make their content available for fans to bet on their favorite teams. The agreement is a multiyear deal that will give the companies exclusive access to NFL content. This means that betting content will be incorporated into NFL Network broadcasts starting this fall.

The two companies have also extended their relationship, with an extension of three years, through 2024. In addition, the two companies will work together to bring odds-based content to fans. The new agreement also gives FanDuel rights to advertise within the TOUR’s media and distribute highlights to its FanDuel bettors. The agreement also includes a three-year marketing agreement. In addition, the two companies will be able to collaborate in developing new products and services, and will continue to promote the PGA TOUR in new markets.

Sports betting in the United States was once illegal for most of the country, but now is routine in professional sports. In fact, the NFL suspended Calvin Ridley for one season in 2022 for betting on NFL games. Despite this, sports betting is now virtually unnoticeable in the United States. This is due to a recent lawsuit from Calvin Ridley, who bet over $4,000 on NFL games. It is possible that sports betting will become mainstream in American professional sports.