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X launches dedicated NFL feed amid advertiser concerns

X, formerly Twitter, has launched a dedicated football feed called NFL Gametime in partnership with the National Football League. This new feed, available until the 2027 Super Bowl, will feature game data, league news, and creator commentary, alongside real-time scores. The move is seen as an effort by X to attract advertisers back to the platform, which has faced scrutiny due to controversial actions by its owner, Elon Musk, and its AI chatbot, Grok. AI

IMPACT This partnership could signal a trend of major sports leagues leveraging social media platforms with dedicated content feeds to engage fans and potentially attract advertisers.

RANK_REASON Product launch by a social media platform in partnership with a sports league.

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X launches dedicated NFL feed amid advertiser concerns

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Lawrence Bonk) ·

    X and the NFL have teamed up to launch a dedicated football feed

    The NFL's long-standing partnership with Twitter (and now X) is continuing this season.