Football

12/23/2025 |  Kansas City Chiefs announce they will leave Arrowhead and relocate across the Kansas-Missouri border (Associated Press (AP)) TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs announced Monday they will leave their longtime home at Arrowhead Stadium for a new, domed stadium that will be built across the Kansas-Missouri state line and be ready for the start of the 2031 season.

12/23/2025 |  NFL, Hallmark partnership illustrates potential scripted media opportunity in women’s sports (Gist Sports, The) This holiday season, the Buffalo Bills aren’t just playing NFL games — they’re the latest team featured in a holiday-themed Hallmark movie thanks to the channel’s NFL partnership.

12/23/2025 |  Thrilling games lift multiple networks in strong Week 16 of NFL season (Sports Media Watch) Dramatic games helped boost multiple networks to various milestones in Week 16 of the NFL season.
Sunday’s NFL national window (mostly Steelers-Lions) averaged a 13.0 rating and 28.55 million viewers on CBS, marking the sixth-largest audience of the NFL season, with CBS now owning four of the top six. (That is the case regardless of whether one includes Adobe Analytics-measured streaming viewership for NBC games.)

12/22/2025 |  Chiefs to Build New $3 Billion Stadium in Kansas (Front Office Sports) The Chiefs are officially headed across the border to Kansas, sealing a two-part stadium deal with state officials Monday that includes a $3 billion domed facility. 
Confirming fast-growing expectations and ending a facility deliberation spanning more than two years on both sides of the Missouri-Kansas line, the NFL team has reached a far-reaching agreement with Kansas.

12/22/2025 |  NFL Streaming Record Still Stands Nearly a Year Later (Front Office Sports) It’s been a season full of viewership records for the National Football League, but its current highwater mark for streaming is nearly a year old, and could be safe for at least a little while longer.
The NFL will have a streaming-based tripleheader on Christmas, with Netflix showing the Cowboys and Commanders, followed by the Lions and Vikings. Amazon will then close out the holiday with a Broncos-Chiefs game in primetime. Each will be attempting to break the viewership average of more than 24 million, set last year for the Netflix Christmas doubleheader, that represents the biggest audience in league history for a streaming game.