ESPN is bringing Australians NFL coverage across the 2024-25 season, kicking off Friday, 6 September, featuring the biggest games and names, both on and off the field.
Each week during the regular season ESPN will broadcast (all US times) three Sunday afternoon games, Sunday Night Football, Monday Night Football and Thursday Night Football, along with NFL RedZone and the NFL Network streaming on the ESPN App.
Once the post-season starts, every NFL Playoff game and the NFL Super Bowl will be live on ESPN.
NFL week one sees seven games across ESPN and ESPN2, including the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs, the NFL’s first-ever trip to Brazil and Aaron Rodgers’ return for the New York Jets.
Friday 6 September kicks off the new season with the first look at the Kansas City Chiefs, led by superstars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce.
The Super Bowl champions begin the new campaign against the Baltimore Ravens, live on ESPN at 10.15 am AEST.
Saturday 7 September sees the NFL tackle a new frontier with a trip to Sao Paulo, Brazil for a clash between heavyweights Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles live at 10.15 am AEST. It is the first time the NFL has ever played a game in South America,
Eight-time Super Bowl Champion Bill Belichick will bring his football pedigree to ESPN this season through Belichick joining The Pat McAfee Show and becoming a featured guest on Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli.
Jason Kelce has also joined ESPN, forming part of Monday Night Football pre-game show alongside host Scott Van Pelt and fellow analysts Ryan Clark and Marcus Spears.
NFL Week One:
Friday September 6
9.30 am AEST, NFL Blitz, ESPN
10.15 am AEST, Baltimore Raves vs Kansas City Chiefs, ESPN
Saturday September 7
9.30 am AEST, NFL Blitz, ESPN
10.15 am AEST, Green Bay Packers vs Philadelphia Eagles, ESPN
Monday September 9
12 am AEST, Sunday NFL Countdown, ESPN
1 am AEST, Fantasy Football Now, ESPN2
3 am AEST, Jacksonville Jaguars vs Miami Dolphins, ESPN
3 am AEST, Pittsburgh Steelers vs Atlanta Falcons, ESPN2
3 am AEST, NFL RedZone, ESPN App*
6.25 am AEST, Dallas Cowboys vs Cleveland Browns, ESPN
9.30 am AEST, NFL Blitz, ESPN
10.15 am AEST, Los Angeles Rams vs Detroit Lions, ESPN
Tuesday September 10
8 am AEST, Monday Night Countdown, ESPN
10 am AEST, Monday Night Kickoff, ESPN
10.15 am AEST, New York Jets vs San Francisco 49ers, ESPN
12 pm AEST, Monday Night Football with Peyton & Eli (joined in progress), ESPN2
1.15 pm AEST, Monday Night Postgame, ESPN
ESPN and ESPN2 are available on Foxtel, Kayo Sports, Fetch TV and Sky NZ.