Friday, September 18, 2026

NFL Owners Meeting: Netflix Games, 18-Game Season, Nashville Super Bowl, and Bears Stadium Crisis

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is defending the league’s streaming strategy against congressional criticism, and Netflix has quietly gone from a one-day NFL partner to a presence that now spans five months of the season.

International games are increasing, Patriots owner Robert Kraft let slip that he and other owners want an 18th regular-season game, and the 2030 Super Bowl was just awarded to Nashville with $1.26 billion in taxpayer money attached.

The Bears stadium situation in Illinois has reached a breaking point. Front Office Sports reporter Eric Fisher was in Orlando at the owners meetings and has everything you need to know.

Matt Iseman takes viewers beyond the scoreboard, inside the deals, and face-to-face with the personalities shaping sports.

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