A federal appeals court has reinstated a jury's verdict that the NFL's "Sunday Ticket" out-of-market game package violated antitrust law, setting the stage for a new damages trial. The original $4.7 billion verdict had been overturned, but the appeals court's decision revives the case against the league.
The ruling means the NFL now faces a new trial to determine damages. The lawsuit centered on the Sunday Ticket package, which allows viewers to watch out-of-market games, with the jury finding that the league's restrictions on the product violated antitrust statutes.
