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Trevor Lawrence at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on October 17, 2021, in London, England.
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Last year when the NFL signed new broadcasting deals, they included a package of digital distribution streaming rights for Disney, Amazon, NBCUniversal, Fox, and CBS. The Broncos will play the Jags in London on October 30th in a game that will be exclusive to Disney's streaming service.

The exclusive game is going to be an annual occurrence through 2033, but since it is limited to an international match, a 9AM game with the Jags playing looks like less of a draw for Disney's streaming bundle.

Gambling could change the potential of sports streaming more quickly than the development of a quarterback.

CNBC reported last year that sports betting could be a way to build the value of Disney's cable network, and that Disney CEO Bob Chapek had identified it as an opportunity. The company plans to air Between the Lines, with breakdowns of the schedule from its sports betting show Daily Wager, as well as fantasy, on May 12th at 8PM.

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