DOJ probes NFL over streaming deals as antitrust exemption draws scrutiny The Justice Department is probing the NFL's exclusive streaming deals amidst fan frustration over fragmented and paid access. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr questions if the league should retain its special antitrust exemption, initially established by the 1961 Sports Broadcasting Act. Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley suggests Congress examine the NFL's monopoly structure, highlighting their $25 billion annual revenue and rising fan costs. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! "NFL RedZone" host Scott Hanson said he understands why fans are frustrated with the NFL and the number of services the league requires fans to watch the games. Hanson, 54, said that he is one of the people who go out and buy all the services to watch the primetime games. "There is no shortage of conversation around that topic there. I’m a broadcaster, but I'm also a football fan.…