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NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CASE STUDY By- Megha Malviya Rahul Bohra Sanket Bhawarkar

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Case Analysis on the case study National Football League. Case Synopsis, Problems, Case Inference and Recommendation.

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Page 1: National Football League (NFL) case Analysis

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE

CASE STUDY

By-Megha Malviya

Rahul BohraSanket Bhawarkar

Page 2: National Football League (NFL) case Analysis

NFL wrapped most watched seasons in 2009

Rolapp –sr. vice president of media strategy and digital marketing

Potential allies vying to replace carrier Sprint as the NFL’s official wireless partners

NFL’s business model –television rights

Media partners- CBS FOX, NBC, cable channel ESPN, DirecTV

Case Synopsis

Page 3: National Football League (NFL) case Analysis

Goal- NFL to reach $25 billion revenue by 2027

NFL NETWORK/NFL REDZONE- owned channels

America’s game-football

2009-NFL High revenue, most watched sport on television

Two ideas- three different strategies-one final decision

Page 4: National Football League (NFL) case Analysis

2003

It aired- seasons games, past NFL, super bowls and other NFL classics

Showed coaches, players and fansDrafts

Launched in over 11 million household

2006-35 million more household

Disputes- Time Warne cable and Comcast

2009- 55 million households

2009

Sunday afternoons

Viewers watching the channel could follow multiple games going on at the same time

Additive consumption

Premium product

Page 5: National Football League (NFL) case Analysis

AMERICAN FOOTBALL-NFL

32 clubs

American football

conference

New England patriots New York jets San Diego

chargers

Tennessee titans

National football

conference

Dallas cowboys

Green bay packers

New Orleans saints

New York giants

Page 6: National Football League (NFL) case Analysis

Problems Determining a strategic approach for the wireless space

What kind of partnership to pursue

Exclusive- one wireless carrier

Non exclusive-multiple wireless carrier

Wireless rights-with one or more television networks

How to present strategy at NFL’s owners meeting

Brian Rolapp Roger Goodell NFL PA owners

Football fans Broadcasters Viewers

Finding new wireless partner for digital media to deliver the best quality experience for the fans

Emphasized value- Integrity Excellence Community

Team work Innovation Tradition

Page 7: National Football League (NFL) case Analysis

InferenceThey promoted NFL to do 3 things

NFL is media company as much

as sports company

Adopt a new vision Set new different goals

Reach FARTHEST fan base through new digital platforms

Consider new digital products and social media

Set goal to increase NFL revenues through digital media venues

Create new digital & broadcast partnerships

Watching football no longer confined to living room

NFL products are now at fans FINGER TIPS

Renegotiate for best digital wireless partnership (Sprint, Verizon, AT&T)

Page 8: National Football League (NFL) case Analysis

RecommendationBest decision would be to include a deal similar to that

of television broadcast made during the year 2011.

Wireless deal that would form non-exclusive partnerships with multiple carriers

Utilizing global markets with with new technology

New mobile application