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Monday, September 21, 2026

NFL 2026 TV schedule in UK: Coverage details, televised games on Sky, DAZN, and 5

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Break out the nachos, sauce up the chicken wings and get your American beer of choice on ice; the NFL is back for the 2026 season.

All 32 teams have tooled up over the off-season – through free agency, trades and the Draft – ahead of the annual hunt for the Lombardi Trophy.

The Seattle Seahawks return as reigning Super Bowl champions after their dominant victory over the New England Patriots in February and will be among the favourites to make it back to the big game this year.

There are plenty of runners and riders, however, and the opening weeks of the campaign will help to separate the wheat from the chaff.

Radio Times brings you the NFL TV schedule in the UK in the 2026 season.

How to watch NFL on TV

NFL coverage is split between Sky Sports, NFL Game Pass via DAZN and 5 for UK viewers this season.

Sky Sports will broadcast more than half of all 2026 fixtures live, including Sunday double-headers, primetime matchups, NFL Redzone, Thanksgiving Day, the Playoffs and Super Bowl LXI.

Sky Sports can be added to any Sky TV package for just £22 per month for all nine sports channels, or you can pick up the complete sports package plus Netflix for £35 per month.

Sky Sports customers can live stream the game via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices, including most smartphones and tablets as part of their subscription. You can also watch matches via NOW with a day membership (£14.99) or month membership (£34.99).

NFL Game Pass via DAZN offers coverage of every match of the 2026 season, live and on demand, via web, mobile, TV and streaming devices, and games consoles. The season-long subscription, which costs £199.99 for Season Pro Ultimate or £179.99 for Season Pro, includes multiview, alternative feeds, the NFL Network channel and more.

5 will show two live games – a 6pm kick-off on 5Action and a 9:25pm kick-off on 5 – on free-to-air TV and online every Sunday on its rebranded flagship show NFL On 5.

All UK time. Subject to change. TV schedule to be updated regularly. All on DAZN NFL Game Pass unless specified.

Tuesday 22 September

  • Los Angeles Rams v New York Giants (1:15am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports NFL / Sky Sports Ultra HDR

Friday 25 September

  • Green Bay Packers v Atlanta Falcons (1:15am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports NFL / Sky Sports Ultra HDR

Sunday 27 September

  • Carolina Panthers v Cleveland Browns (6pm)

  • Indianapolis Colts v Houston Texans (6pm)

  • New York Giants v Tennessee Titans (6pm)

  • Pittsburgh Steelers v Cincinnati Bengals (6pm)

  • Washington Commanders v Seattle Seahawks (6pm)

  • Buffalo Bills v Los Angeles Chargers (6pm)

  • Miami Dolphins v Kansas City Chiefs (6pm)

  • Jacksonville Jaguars v New England Patriots (6pm) 5 Action

  • Detroit Lions v New York Jets (6pm)

  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers v Minnesota Vikings (9:05pm)

  • San Francisco 49ers v Arizona Cardinals (9:05pm)

  • Baltimore Ravens v Dallas Cowboys (9:25pm) 5

  • New Orleans Saints v Las Vegas Raiders (9:25pm)

Monday 28 September

  • Denver Broncos v Los Angeles Rams (1:20am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports NFL / Sky Sports Ultra HDR

Tuesday 29 September

  • Chicago Bears v Philadelphia Eagles (1:15am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports NFL / Sky Sports Ultra HDR

Friday 2 October

  • Pittsburgh Steelers v Cleveland Browns (1:15am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports NFL / Sky Sports Ultra HDR

Sunday 4 October

  • Indianapolis Colts v Washington Commanders (2:30pm) 5

  • Buffalo Bills v New England Patriots (6pm) 5 Action

  • Chicago Bears v New York Jets (6pm)

  • Baltimore Ravens v Tennessee Titans (6pm)

  • Cincinnati Bengals v Jacksonville Jaguars (6pm)

  • Houston Texans v Dallas Cowboys (6pm)

  • New York Giants v Arizona Cardinals (6pm)

  • Philadelphia Eagles v Los Angeles Rams (6pm)

  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers v Green Bay Packers (6pm)

  • Minnesota Vikings v Miami Dolphins (9:05pm)

  • San Francisco 49ers v Denver Broncos (9:25pm) 5

  • Las Vegas Raiders v Kansas City Chiefs (9:25pm)

  • Seattle Seahawks v Los Angeles Chargers (9:25pm)

Monday 5 October

  • Carolina Panthers v Detroit Lions (1:20am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports NFL / Sky Sports Ultra HDR

Tuesday 6 October

  • New Orleans Saints v Atlanta Falcons (1:15am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports NFL / Sky Sports Ultra HDR

Friday 9 October

  • Dallas Cowboys v Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1:15am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports NFL / Sky Sports Ultra HDR

Sunday 11 October

  • Philadelphia Eagles v Jacksonville Jaguars (2:30pm) Sky Sports NFL

  • Miami Dolphins v Cincinnati Bengals (6pm)

  • New England Patriots v Las Vegas Raiders (6pm)

  • New York Jets v Cleveland Browns (6pm)

  • Pittsburgh Steelers v Indianapolis Colts (6pm)

  • Tennessee Titans v Houston Texans (6pm)

  • Washington Commanders v New York Giants (6pm)

  • New Orleans Saints v Minnesota Vikings (6pm)

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