Sky Sports Takes NFL Coverage Further with Bigger On-Site Presence and Multiview

Sky Sports is expanding its NFL offering for the 2026/27 season, combining more live games with a significantly larger on-site presence across the US and Europe. The broadcaster plans to show more than 170 live NFL games over the course of the season.

A major part of the strategy will see the Sky Sports NFL team reporting directly from more games than in previous seasons. The team will travel to the US for the opening three gameweeks, while on-site coverage is also planned for all six European fixtures, the playoffs and Super Bowl LXI.

Europe is becoming an increasingly important part of the NFL calendar. Sky Sports will cover the league’s first regular-season game in Paris, alongside fixtures in Madrid and Munich. The broadcaster will also show all three London games, including two at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and another at Wembley.

Sky is also refreshing its presenting team. Bridget Condon joins Neil Reynolds as a presenter after five years covering the league through NFL-owned channels. Super Bowl champion Ndamukong Suh returns as an analyst, joining Jason Bell and Phoebe Schecter.

The viewing experience is getting an upgrade too. Your Multiview will allow viewers to place as many as three live NFL games alongside NFL RedZone on a single screen. Available through Sky Glass, Sky Stream and Sky Q, viewers can rearrange the experience by spotlighting individual games, selecting their preferred audio or moving a feed into full-screen mode.

The feature will be particularly prominent during Gameweek 13, when Sky plans an NFL takeover across its sports channels. Seven matches will run concurrently at 6pm, followed by four after 9pm, with coverage spread across eight Sky Sports channels.

Sky Sports and NOW will continue to carry Thursday Night Football, Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football, alongside NFL RedZone, Thanksgiving fixtures and the complete postseason through Super Bowl LXI. The expanded package combines broader access with more flexible viewing options as Sky looks to make its NFL coverage more immersive.