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Antenna: NFL drove 60% jump in streamer signups this fall

TheWrap’s Loree Seitz reports that Antenna president Rameez Tase told TheGrill conference the 2025 NFL season drove a 60% rise in daily streaming signups over the offseason, pushing streamers to launch new shows during football’s run.

Why it matters. Streamers gain a bigger discovery window for new titles, since shows debuting during football’s subscriber surge reach audiences scrolling between games.

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