I used to torrent whole discographies of bands before services like Spotify came around. Now I can not only access at least 80% of the music I've ever bought or "stole" but get access to various suggested artists, app generated playlists, etc. all in one place.
Legally.
Meanwhile the NFL is trying to get its money not from actual viewership, which would be easy as hell if it was all in one streaming service, but from licensing games to every goddamn streaming service it can. That way they don't even have to care about viewership for another few years because they already got paid by 20 different corporations. If anything, the NFL isn't losing squat from piracy. The streaming services are the ones who'd lose money from it. But those same services chose to pay in advance for the "privilege" of showing a live major league sporting event for the slim chance they can get a few more idiots to sign up for their 18th paid streaming service. It's a bubble that's long overdue to pop.