An economist testified that DirecTV Sunday Ticket subscribers suffered over $7 billion in damages due to DirecTV's alleged monopoly on the television package. The trial, taking place in Los Angeles, involves multibillion-dollar antitrust claims against the NFL brought by these subscribers. A top NFL executive denied that the league dictated the cost of the DirecTV Sunday Ticket package and pushed back on claims that its broadcast package for out-of-market games violates antitrust laws. Evidence presented in the trial includes internal emails and a document showing that ESPN proposed selling the full-season package for only $70, which the NFL reportedly rejected. An attorney for subscribers suggested some internal emails are evidence the league fixed the price.