Sky Sports has announced that it will provide expert analysis on-site at more NFL games than ever before during the 2026/27 season. This includes all six European games, the playoffs and Super Bowl LXI, as the company has claimed in a statement.

The Sky Sports NFL team will also be in the US for the opening three gameweeks. Its objective looks forward to bringing fans closer to the action as Sky Sports delivers coverage of more than 170 live NFL games throughout the season.

The European games will see Sky Sports broadcast the first regular season match to be held in Paris, as well as the Madrid and Munich games. Plus, Sky Sports will show all three of the London Games, with the first two held at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and the third hosted at Wembley.

Your Multiview

New this season is Your Multiview, which gives fans the ability to choose up to three live NFL games, plus NFL RedZone and watch them side by side on a single screen – available on Sky Glass, Sky Stream and Sky Q.

Fans can spotlight a game to change the on-screen layout, select the audio they want to hear and switch any game to full screen, with the intention of giving customers more control over their viewing experience than ever before.

Gameweek 13 in December offers fans the chance to utilise Your Multiview with a full NFL takeover across Sky Sports channels. There will be seven concurrent matches shown at 6pm and four matches after 9pm broadcast across eight different Sky Sports channels.

UK & Ireland

The 2026/27 season marks another major chapter in Sky Sports’ relationship with the NFL, with fans able to follow the league throughout the season with live games, expert analysis and coverage from both sides of the Atlantic.

Sky Sports and NOW will offer a first-pick exclusive game every Sunday at 6pm and 9pm – as well as three additional games at 9pm.

The coverage will also include every Thursday Night Football, Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football, as well as NFL RedZone, Thanksgiving, every minute of every playoff game and Super Bowl LXI.

New line-up

Bridget Condon joins the on-screen line-up this season as a presenter, sharing duties alongside Neil Reynolds. Having covered the NFL for the league’s own channels over the last five years, Condon will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to Sky.

Super Bowl champion Ndamukong Suh also rejoins the team, alongside Sky Sports’ Jason Bell and Phoebe Schecter who complete the on-screen line-up as analysts.

First two weeks of NFL

WEEK 1

Wednesday 9 September

New England Patriots @ Seattle Seahawks, 12:00am

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