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L'Équipe, the Amaury Group-owned free-to-air digital terrestrial channel in France, has acquired rights to show a weekly match from American football’s National Football League.

Pay-television broadcaster O2 has acquired rights to the NFL in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and will make content available via Digi Slovakia’s Premier Sport channel.

UK commercial broadcaster Channel 5 has agreed a three-year deal for rights to the NFL’s Monday Night Football, SportBusiness understands. The deal is non-exclusive and runs from 2020 to 2022.

The NFL and pay-television broadcaster Sky will jointly launch a new dedicated channel in the UK and Ireland as part of a new five-year rights agreement

The National Football League's Tampa Bay Buccaneers have signed up hard seltzer brand Mighty Swell as a team sponsor. The deal will run across the 2020 NFL season

National Football League franchise Denver Broncos has signed up gambling firm Betfred USA Sports as a new sponsor

The National Football League has announced that the 2021 Pro Bowl will be held at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.

German carmaker Mercedes-Benz will not extend its naming rights deal with the New Orleans Superdome after July 2021

The 2021 National Football League Draft will take place on April 29-May 1 in downtown Cleveland, at locations around FirstEnergy Stadium and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Greater Cleveland Sports …

Average US viewership rises 35 per cent from prior high set a year ago

Start of 2020 event clears prior viewership mark by more than 3 million people

Las Vegas has been awarded the 2022 National Football League Draft after the Nevada city was robbed of this year's event due to the global Covid-19 pandemic

Complex production starts without major technical issues

National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell believes that this week's NFL Draft will offer some hope to sports fans in the United States amid the bleak financial impact of the global Covid-19 pandemic

Nearly two-thirds of the involved brands are first-time advertisers in the event

Production to cover three separate networks, roughly 180 different video feeds

National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell will reveal the selections of the 2020 NFL Draft first round from his home in Westchester County, New York, as part of a "fully virtual" event.

Group of participating players includes expected top pick Joe Burrow