The National Football League (NFL) has formally urged the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to significantly tighten its proposed framework governing sports-related event contracts, arguing that the current draft falls well short of safeguards needed to protect game integrity and market participants. The communication stresses that preserving the fairness and credibility of NFL contests remains the organization’s foremost concern. The NFL further challenges the proposed ten-day review window for new event contracts. Rather than leaving enforcement primarily to the platforms themselves, the NFL recommends mandatory, league-specific lists of prohibited participants that prediction markets would be required to honor.Consumer-protection measures receive equal emphasis. Commentators note that the letter arrives as the CFTC works to finalize clearer standards for a rapidly expanding sector in which sports contracts already dominate trading volume.