Sky Sports is gearing up for its most comprehensive NFL season yet, with more than 170 live games, an expanded on-site presence, new talent and a customisable viewing experience coming to fans across the UK and Ireland.
NFL fans are set for an action-packed 2026/27 season, with Sky Sports confirming its biggest-ever commitment to American football coverage.
The broadcaster will bring fans more than 170 live NFL games throughout the season, alongside expert analysis from both sides of the Atlantic, coverage of every major stage of the season and an expanded presence at games across Europe and the US.
Sky Sports will be on-site for more NFL games than ever before, including all six European fixtures, the playoffs and Super Bowl LXI.
Sky Sports Expands Its NFL Presence
The Sky Sports NFL team will head to the US for the opening three gameweeks of the season, giving viewers an even closer look at the action as the campaign gets underway.
The broadcaster will also have a major presence across the NFL’s European schedule, including the league’s first-ever regular-season game in Paris, as well as fixtures in Madrid and Munich.
London will once again play a major role, with Sky Sports covering all three London Games. The first two will take place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, before the action heads to Wembley Stadium for the third fixture.
With the NFL continuing to grow its audience in the UK and across Europe, the expanded coverage is set to give fans more opportunities than ever to follow their favourite teams.
Bridget Condon Joins Sky Sports’ NFL Team
Sky Sports is also strengthening its on-screen line-up ahead of the new season, with Bridget Condon joining as a presenter.
Condon has spent the past five years covering the NFL through the league’s own channels and will share presenting duties with Neil Reynolds, bringing extensive NFL knowledge and experience to Sky Sports’ coverage.
The presenting team will be joined by a familiar group of analysts, including Super Bowl champion Ndamukong Suh, who returns to the team alongside Sky Sports regulars Jason Bell and Phoebe Schecter.
The combination of former players, analysts and experienced presenters will provide insight throughout the regular season and into the NFL playoffs.
Your Multiview Gives Fans More Control
One of the biggest additions to Sky Sports’ NFL offering this season is Your Multiview, designed to give fans greater control over how they watch multiple games.
Available on Sky Glass, Sky Stream and Sky Q, the feature allows viewers to select up to three live NFL games alongside NFL RedZone and watch them simultaneously on a single screen.
Fans can also spotlight an individual game to adjust the on-screen layout, choose which audio feed they want to listen to and switch any game into full-screen viewing.
The feature could prove particularly useful on busy NFL Sundays, when multiple games are taking place at the same time.
Seven NFL Games at Once During December Takeover
Fans will get a major opportunity to put Your Multiview to use during Gameweek 13 in December, when Sky Sports plans a full NFL takeover across its channels.
At 6pm, seven games will be shown concurrently, while another four matches will follow after 9pm.
The games will be spread across eight Sky Sports channels, giving viewers an enormous amount of choice during one of the busiest points of the NFL season.
Sky Sports Remains the Home of the NFL in the UK and Ireland
The 2026/27 season marks another chapter in Sky Sports’ long-standing relationship with the NFL.
Throughout the campaign, Sky Sports and NOW will offer live games, expert analysis and coverage from the UK, Europe and the United States.
Sunday remains a major part of the schedule, with Sky Sports showing an exclusive first-pick game at 6pm and 9pm, alongside three additional 9pm games.
Coverage will also include every Thursday Night Football, Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football, as well as NFL RedZone.
Fans will be able to follow the action throughout Thanksgiving and watch every minute of every playoff game, culminating in Super Bowl LXI.
NFL 2026/27: First Two Weeks of Fixtures
The new NFL season gets underway in September, with Sky Sports showing a packed schedule across the opening two weeks.
Week 1
- Wednesday 9 September
New England Patriots @ Seattle Seahawks — 12am - Sunday 13 September
Buffalo Bills @ Houston Texans — 5:30pm
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Cincinnati Bengals — 6pm
Washington Commanders @ Philadelphia Eagles — 9:15pm
Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings — 9:25pm
Miami Dolphins @ Las Vegas Raiders — 9:25pm - Monday 14 September
Dallas Cowboys @ New York Giants — 1am - Tuesday 15 September
Denver Broncos @ Kansas City Chiefs — 1am - Week 2
- Thursday 17 September
Detroit Lions @ Buffalo Bills — 12am - Sunday 20 September
Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears — 5:30pm
Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots — 5:30pm
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Denver Broncos — 9pm
Washington Commanders @ Dallas Cowboys — 9:25pm
Seattle Seahawks @ Arizona Cardinals — 9:25pm - Monday 21 September
Indianapolis Colts @ Kansas City Chiefs — 1am - Tuesday 22 September
New York Giants @ Los Angeles Rams — 1am
How to Watch the NFL on Sky Sports
With more than 170 live games, every playoff game, NFL RedZone and Super Bowl LXI included in its offering, Sky Sports is preparing to give NFL fans in the UK and Ireland one of the most extensive seasons of coverage yet.
The introduction of Your Multiview also means fans will have more flexibility when several games are happening simultaneously, while the expanded on-site team promises more coverage directly from the biggest games.
For the latest NFL news, fixtures and updates, fans can also visit the official NFL website.
