NFL entering multi-year partnership with Crocs
The NFL announced it is entering into a multi-year deal with Crocs, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Crocs are now an officially licensed product by the league, per the website.
The shoes are expected to have team colors and logos throughout. You can see the Miami Dolphins example, per Andy Slater, below.
The “officially licensed product” is set to be “kicking off soon,” per the Crocs website. You can join the club by signing up for email alerts.
The Crocs NFL collection is slated to be released on September 18th, among other releases from the company. If you want to buy a pair of Philadelphia Eagles Crocs, they are currently listed for $84.99. Individual logos generally run for $4.99.
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During a recent appearance at Front Office Sports‘ 2025 Tuned In sports media summit in New York City, ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro told FOS that the network is exploring new ways to utilize RedZone — which broadcasts scoring plays and most redzone opportunties across all NFL games each week — in other sports, including college football.
“As I mentioned, we are acquiring the RedZone brand, so we would have that opportunity. And look, we’ve started to think about how we could potentially expand it to other leagues but also other sports in general. (And) college football is something that we started to look at,” Pitaro said.
“It’s a bit more complicated for obvious reasons than on the professional football side, but it’s definitely something that we’re considering, as well as other sports. … (But) none of this can happen until the deal closes, because that acquisition of the RedZone brand was in connection with the 10-percent equity stake that the (NFL) will be taking.”