American Football

Chiefs-Texans game battles rare US "sports equinox"

NFL Network and NFL RedZone have been restored to US satellite television service Dish Network and its over-the-top offering Sling TV after NFL Media and Dish Network reached a new carriage agreement.

International subscription broadcaster Eleven Sports has retained its rights to the National Football League in Belgium, Luxembourg and Portugal

Technology giant Google has agreed a multiyear, multifaceted partnership with SoFi Stadium ahead of the $5bn venue’s inaugural National Football League game this weekend.

Embattled NFL franchise continues ongoing rebranding effort

The National Football League (NFL) has signed a regional sponsorship contract with gambling operator 888

The National Football League on September 10 began its 2020 season on schedule, kicking off the campaign with a prominent moment of unity among players of the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans

First NFL game of season faces ratings competition, soft ticket sales

The National Football League has entered into a multiyear sponsorship agreement with Postmates, which has become the first official on-demand food delivery partner of the league.

New feature designed to aid group watching during Covid-19

Network plans plans to address social justice issues during game production

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.

The National Football League has named online betting company Betcris as the league's first official betting partner in Latin America

Colin Kaepernick remains excluded from the National Football League but the high-profile quarterback is making a virtual return in EA Sports' Madden NFL 21 video game

Influential NFL team owner notably shifts tone on racial justice issue

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.

DeSantis argues wrong message sent in advance of Super Bowl LV