An extended blackout would mean no "Sunday Night Football" for YouTube TV subscribers, who would also miss Ohio State and Notre Dame games.

Every weekday, multiple clips from PFT Live, and any/all editions of #PFTPM, land on YouTube. As of midnight, and without a new deal between NBC and YouTube, that will end. It’s our understanding that past clips (including several from Tuesday’s PFT Live) will remain in place. New clips, however, won’t be available.

NBC warns YouTube TV subscribers they may lose access to shows, sports, and news when its distribution agreement expires September 30 at 12:59 p.m. EST. from 41NBC News | WMGT-DT

As blackout looms, coverage of Philly sports teams could be dropped with Phillies in playoffs, Eagles in season, and Flyers and Sixers nearing openers.

Carriage talks have stalled over the rates Alphabet’s YouTube TV will pay to distribute to its 10 million subscribers the shows of Comcast-owned NBCUniversal, the two companies have said.

The clock is quickly counting down to an agreement deadline on Tuesday, Sept. 30. If the two sides can’t reach a deal, YouTube TV’s roughly 8 million subscribers could also lose access to top programs like NBA, WWE, “The Voice” and “The Real Housewives.”