In addition to these options, viewers can choose from the official NFL Game Pass on DAZN, as well as add-ons on Amazon Prime Video and YouTube, depending on their preferences and devices.
While navigating the streaming landscape in the UK may seem less complicated than in the USA, it still requires some decision-making due to the different features and prices offered by each service. This guide aims to help you navigate through the options so you can catch all the NFL action you desire, whether it’s via Sky on TV or through Game Pass on your mobile device.
Week 2 games on UK TV
– Commanders vs Packers – 1:15am – Sky Sports
– Giants vs Cowboys – 6pm – Sky Sports+
– Bears vs Lions – 6pm – Sky Sports NFL (blackout)
– Patriots vs Dolphins – 6pm – Channel 5/5 Action
– Panthers vs Cardinals – 9:05pm – Sky Sports+
– Broncos vs Colts – 9:05pm – Sky Sports+ (blackout)
– Eagles vs Chiefs – 9:25pm – Sky Sports NFL, Channel 5 Action
– Falcons vs Vikings – 1:20am – Sky Sports NFL
– Buccaneers vs Texans – 00:00am – Sky Sports NFL
– Chargers vs Raiders – 3am – Sky Sports NFL
Live stream on NFL Game Pass with DAZN
NFL Game Pass is the official online streaming service for the UK, offering live and on-demand games throughout the season. The service is now available on DAZN, a global sports streaming platform, offering games with US broadcast commentary and analysis, as well as additional NFL shows like Hard Knocks and A Football Life.
DAZN offers a Season Pro Ultimate subscription with exclusive features like Multiview, HDR & Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound, and alternative feeds. The subscription options include weekly, monthly, and annual plans, catering to different preferences and budgets.
What are NFL Blackout games?
Some games may be subject to broadcasting blackout rules, meaning they will be available on Game Pass 24 hours after airing on Sky Sports. However, certain games like Monday, Thursday, and Sunday night games, U.S. Thanksgiving Day games, playoffs, and Super Bowl LIX will not be affected by blackout restrictions.
How to watch NFL for free (Channel 5)
Channel 5 has expanded its NFL coverage, allowing viewers to watch free-to-air games on Sundays. The new deal includes games at 6pm and 9pm kickoffs, with the later game airing on 5 Action, a digital-only channel.
Channel 5’s NFL coverage will feature a unique format called ‘NFL: Big Game Night,’ offering an interactive experience for viewers. The channel will also broadcast international NFL games, Thanksgiving Day specials, playoff games, and Super Bowl 2026.
NFL Game Pass on Amazon Prime Video and YouTube
Viewers can now access NFL Game Pass on Amazon Prime Video and YouTube as add-on channel subscriptions. The pricing and availability vary between the platforms, with YouTube offering a full season option that provides good value for money.
Watch NFL on Sky Sports
Sky Sports remains a primary destination for NFL fans in the UK, offering a dedicated channel and expanded coverage of nearly 50% more games. The three-year deal with Sky includes exclusive features like Thursday Night Football, Sunday Night games, and live NFL RedZone.
Viewers can access Sky Sports through various devices, including smartphones and consoles, with Now Sports memberships. The membership options cater to different needs, with additional features like Full HD quality and 4K Ultra HD available through Now Boost and Ultra Boost.
Where to watch NFL in the US without cable
For viewers in the US, options for watching NFL games without cable include NFL+ streaming service, SlingTV, YouTube TV, Hulu+ Live TV, and games on Peacock via NBCUniversal. Digital antennas also provide a cost-effective way to watch games on major networks like CBS, Fox, and NBC.
Watch NFL abroad with a VPN
Viewers outside the UK can use VPN services like NordVPN to access geo-restricted platforms like Sky Go and Channel 5. By masking their IP addresses, viewers can enjoy NFL games as if they were in the UK.
This comprehensive guide aims to help NFL fans in the UK navigate the various streaming options available for the 2025 season, ensuring they don’t miss any of the action.
