NFL.com

NFL.com
Official digital home of the National Football League, offering news, scores, schedules, and fantasy football.
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What does NFL.com do?
NFL.com is the official digital platform of the National Football League, providing fans with comprehensive access to all aspects of the league. It offers extensive coverage of NFL teams and games, including schedules, scores, news, player statistics, and video content. The site also features NFL+ for premium content like live games and replays, and serves as a hub for fantasy football and merchandise.
What is NFL.com's valuation?
StartupHub estimates NFL.com's effective valuation at $321.0M (range $195.0M to $468.0M, 20% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has NFL.com raised?
NFL.com has raised a total of $78M in funding. The most recent round on record is Debt financing.
Where is NFL.com headquartered?
NFL.com is headquartered in New York, United States.
When was NFL.com founded?
NFL.com was founded in 1994.
What industry does NFL.com operate in?
NFL.com operates in Sports Tech, Media, Digital Content, Fantasy Sports, E-commerce, Content Platform.
How many employees does NFL.com have?
NFL.com has approximately 7583 people on record.
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