International Broadcasters
Current NFL broadcast deals
Other locations
- Australia – One HD, ESPN Australia, Fox Sports Australia
- Austria – Puls 4 one 4 p.m Sunday game every week
- Belgium – Sporting Telenet
- Brazil – ESPN Brasil (Pay TV) airs the Thursday, Sunday and Monday Night games, and two Sunday afternoon games, one at 1:00 p.m and one at 4:00 p.m . TV Esporte Interativo (FTA) airs the Thursday and Sunday Night games, and one of the 4 p.m games at Sunday afternoon.
- Canada – CTV and TSN own most broadcast rights, with 1:00 pm Sunday games airing on CTV and TSN2, and the Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football games airing on TSN. Rogers Sportsnet and Citytv own rights to the 4:00 pm and Thanksgiving Day games and to those games broadcast by the NFL Network (this covers all of the Bills Toronto Series games, as Rogers is the company leasing the Bills from Ralph Wilson for the series). RDS carries games in the French language. U.S. network television feeds may also be available, often from multiple markets, on cable and satellite (and via terrestrial broadcast in the border lands); all games are subject to simultaneous substitution. Because of much of Canada's proximity to the United States, blackout restrictions and secondary market rules apply (for instance, CTV flagship CFTO-DT/Toronto must show Bills away games but cannot show Bills home games if the game is not sold out). Most of Canada's pay-TV providers also provide access to Sunday Ticket, which is not allowed provider exclusivity in Canada due to CRTC regulations.
- Denmark – TV2 Sport, TV3+
- Finland – Nelonen Pro 1, Nelonen Pro 2
- France - BeIN Sport provides at least three live regular season games a week, on Sunday, Monday, and Thursday nights. The channel also airs delayed games all along the week.
- Germany – ESPN America and Sport 1+ air most of the games during regular season and usually choose what is considered the top game of the time slot on Sunday Night Football. ESPN America also airs the games on Thursday Night Football and Monday Night Football for which Sport 1+ doesn't own any rights. Both channels however are premium channels. Das Erste owned the rights for airing the Super Bowl from 2004-2011. The rights then went back to Sat.1 who aired the Super Bowl pre-2004.
- Hungary – Sport 1
- Continental Europe (Except Spain, UK, Ireland and Scandinavia) – ESPN America
- Iceland – ESPN America
- Italy – ESPN America provided by Sky Italia has rights to cover 5 live games per week and 2 delays on Monday afternoon. Sportitalia has FTA rights to show 1 live match per week (typically Sunday 1 p.m. ET game)
- Japan – NHK, NTV, Gaora
- Latin America – ESPN Latin America, FOX Sports
- Mexico – Televisa, TV Azteca, SKY México (Sunday Ticket)
- Middle East and North Africa – ESPN America Provided by Arab Radio and Television Network ART, ShowSports, Fox Sports
- New Zealand – ESPN Australia
- Norway – Viasat Sport, NRK
- Philippines – Solar Sports
- Romania – Sport 1
- Spain – Digital+
- Sweden – TV10, Viasat Fotboll HD
- Thailand – GMM Sport
- Turkey – Fox Sports, ESPN America
- UK/Republic of Ireland – Sky Sports has live coverage of the 1:00 p.m and 4:00 p.m Sunday games, Thursday games and play-off games including the Super Bowl and airs extensive highlights packages, along with providing Red Button access to the NFL RedZone Channel on both Sky and Virgin Media. Channel 4 has the live rights to show Sunday Night Football games while the BBC took over the rights to show Monday night games from September 2012. The BBC also shows highlights packages of the annual NFL game played in London and the playoffs, and broadcasts the Super Bowl live.
- Russia – NTV Plus
ESPN and/or NewsCorp-owned networks distribute NFL games to most other regions of the world.
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