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Stripping the league of its antitrust protection, which has already been winnowed down by courts, may lead to more football games on paid streaming, and a challenging landscape for conservative broadcasters like Sinclair and Nexstar.
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When word spread a few days ago that the Justice Department was investigating the NFL, just days after The Wall Street Journal editorial board suggested that the league was exhibiting anticompetitive behavior, plenty of people detected a Murdochian hand—someone prodding the Trump administration behind the scenes. I had a somewhat different reaction: Why was anyone acting like this is new?
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