When all is said in done, NYT is reporting that ESPN will get NFL Network, RedZone, seven additional regular season game broadcasts (a fairly sizable number when you consider how short the NFL season is relative to other sports), the NFL's fantasy football business, special feature integration (like bettering) and possibly other assets.

If the deal closes, NFL Network and NFL RedZone would be incorporated into a new streaming TV plan launching within the ESPN app later this year. The plan, called ESPN Unlimited, is slated to cost $30 per month and include cable-free, online access to ESPN’s sports multiplex and the streaming service ESPN Plus.

What media properties does the deal involve? It sounds like a typical sports trade. The NFL, arguably the most successful sports league in history, will acquire approximately 10% of Disney-owned ESPN.