The NFL hopes that Sunday’s Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will top last year’s record TV ratings, after a season in which the league notched its highest ratings in 36 years.
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Tuesday, March 3
The NFL heads into the Super Bowl after a season of record ratings. That could make games cost more to watch in the future.
