talkSPORT has agreed a new three-year deal with the NFL to give more coverage of the sport than before.
The agreement will see talkSPORT and talkSPORT2 air exclusive Sunday Night Football, every European international game, selected playoff matches and Super Bowl LX from San Francisco, totalling over 30 live games this season.
With Sunday nights on talkSPORT2 now dedicated to the NFL thanks to team partnerships through the Global Marketing Program, that number rises to more than 90 games across 2025-26.
The network will provide its own commentary for all three London fixtures at Tottenham Hotspur and Wembley Stadiums, plus the first NFL games in Dublin, Berlin and Madrid.
It will also deliver live build-up and full commentary of Super Bowl LX from Levi’s Stadium next February. Coverage begins on 4th September with the Kick-off game, live from 1am on talkSPORT, followed by five more matches across the opening weekend on talkSPORT2.
Broadcaster Nat Coombs returns to anchor the coverage alongside Will Gavin and a team of contributors from both the UK and US.
In addition to live games, talkSPORT will expand its digital coverage with dedicated NFL content on talkSPORT.com and a new US sports YouTube channel, featuring interviews, analysis and weekly updates.
Laura Louisy, Director International Business Development and Media at the NFL, said: “We are delighted to extend and expand our partnership with talkSPORT for another three years, bringing more live NFL action to fans in the UK and Ireland than ever before.”
Liam Fisher, Head of talkSPORT, added: “This groundbreaking three-year deal means talkSPORT will broadcast more American football than ever before. We can’t wait to deliver the most comprehensive NFL coverage in the UK to our listeners, viewers and readers.”