The American Football season is back, with an 18th week added to the schedule. Find out all of your options for watching NFL in the UK on TV and online.
The NFL season is back and now has an 18th week on the schedule. London games are back, too, but most will be require tuning into broadcast coverage so here’s how to watch the NFL on TV and online in the UK. Following an exciting draft with quarterbacks taken in the first three overall picks, the NFL season is shaping up to be an exciting one with fans back in the stadiums. Tom Brady will attempt to defend the Super Bowl win with the Buccaneers while rookie Mac Jones is now the starter at QB at his former team, the New England Patriots. The 2021/22 season gets underway on 10 September with the Dallas Cowboys vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers, kicking off at 1:20am UK time. Games will be played regularly between now and the 2022 Superbowl, scheduled to take place on 13 February. We’ll explain how to watch the NFL in the UK via various providers below. But first, let’s take a look at which games will be shown on UK TV. We’ll update this each week so you know what’s being shown live. The time shown is kick-off and the team on the right is playing at home. As you might have guessed already, Sky is the main place to watch NFL in the UK this season. After many years of continued growth, the broadcaster has a dedicated Sky Sports NFL channel (Sky 407 / Virgin Media 507). Along with plenty of general coverage for the sport, the channel will show a minimum of five live games each week consisting of the following and additional coverage: So if you’re a Sky Q customer with Sky Sports, simply tune into the NFL channel when games are on to watch them live (see the schedule above to see which games are on).
