February 26, 2026
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0:59Now PlayingFCC Chairman Brendan Carr is putting the NFL on notice, arguing that the streaming-ification of professional football may violate public interest mandates. In an interview with Clay Travis and Buck Sexton, Carr expressed frustration with the fragmented viewing experience, stating that moving games to exclusive streaming platforms drives Americans apart. He signaled that the FCC could look into whether these deals align with the public interest requirements traditionally expected of major broadcasters.
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