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Turkey Day Touchdowns: The NFL’s Revenue Surge and College Football Rivalries

Remy Blaire is joined by Rick Horrow, CEO of Horrow Sports Ventures, to discuss the intersection of Thanksgiving and the world of sports, particularly focusing on football. With Thanksgiving just around the corner, Remy expresses gratitude for the year’s stock market performance and the thrilling matchups that await fans.

The conversation begins with Remy highlighting the excitement surrounding the NFL, where Rick shares impressive statistics about the league’s financial success. He notes that last year’s total revenue reached approximately $24 billion, bolstered by lucrative sponsorships and a staggering $111 billion TV contract. Rick emphasizes the NFL’s viewership numbers, particularly during Thanksgiving week, where games attract between 24 to 34 million viewers, making it a prime time for family gatherings and football.

As the discussion shifts to college football, Remy reflects on the previous year’s rivalry week, which was marked by intense confrontations and playoff implications. Rick shares his insights on the upcoming matchups, especially the Iron Bowl, where Alabama may need a victory over Auburn to secure a playoff spot. He also addresses the evolving landscape of college football, including the anticipated expansion of the playoff system and the financial implications of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals, which are expected to reach $3 billion this year.

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