Die in a ditch.
Seriously. Per the last big discussion on this, from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7858919 from a Verizon press release, "Verizon had a total of 5.8 million FiOS Internet and 5.0 million FiOS Video connections at the end of the [2nd] quarter [of 2013]". I would infer from that press release that they have 3.1 million plain DSL customers.
Netflix et. al. are an existential threat to their FiOS Video business, especially since to my knowledge Verizon is the only holdout in putting caps on landline Internet connections (e.g. AT&T is in much less danger with 150-250 GiB/month, $10/for each additional 50 GiB).
So I'm assuming there's nothing Netflix can do to satisfy Verizon besides giving up, going out of business, etc. Which, with cap and congestion ISP policies, is not beyond the realm of possibility; since the DVD renting business went sour, I've long thought for this reason Netflix was a high risk venture.