Does ESPN's NFL equity stake shape its coverage? Florio watches the timing
As ESPN holds a 10 percent stake in NFL Media, skeptics worry editorial independence could suffer—and the pattern of when ESPN reports sensitive league stories may reveal whether financial interest is influencing journalistic judgment.
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