NFL TV schedule 2024/25 in UK: Coverage, TV fixtures and live stream
Your complete guide to watching the NFL in 2024/25, featuring a full TV schedule of games coming up.
Week 12 will throw up a series of big encounters as runners and riders continue to establish themselves in the NFL play-off picture.
The red-hot Los Angeles Chargers will aim to extend their winning streak when they face the Baltimore Ravens in primetime this week.
Elsewhere, the Pittsburgh Steelers face the Cleveland Browns and Philadelphia Eagles take on the LA Rams in other Sky TV games.
Fans across the UK have plenty of options to soak up the drama from around the league on a weekly basis, with every single NFL game available to watch live in the UK via one method or another.
RadioTimes.com brings you the complete NFL TV schedule, including every game you can watch live in the UK.
NFL TV rights 2024/25 in UK
Sky Sports boast the TV rights to show several games per week. They will broadcast matches in the early hours of Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday (UK time), plus two games on Sunday – at 6pm and 9:25pm.
You can add Sky Sports 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 £43 per month.
NOW is essentially Sky Sports without a contract. You can buy a day membership (£14.99) or month membership (£34.99).
Channel 5 will broadcast Monday Night Football live each week on their free-to-air platform from 1am every Tuesday morning in the UK.
NFL Game Pass on DAZN will show every single game live on their platform, apart from the two Sunday games shown on Sky Sports.
Game Pass costs £15.99 per month for 12 months, or you can save money by signing up for a season pass for £159.99, which includes every game live* on the platform, including play-offs and the Super Bowl.
Alternatively, you can sign up for a Weekly Pro pass, which costs £14.99 and offers one week of access to NFL Game Pass.
*blackout restrictions apply in the UK. Two Sunday games on Sky Sports will not be shown on NFL Game Pass.
NFL TV schedule 2024/25
All UK time. Subject to change. TV schedule to be updated regularly.
All games shown on NFL Game Pass on DAZN apart from two Sky Sports Sunday games.
WEEK 12
Friday 22nd November
- Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cleveland Browns (1:15am) Sky Sports
Sunday 24th November
- Kansas City Chiefs @ Carolina Panthers (6pm)
- Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears (6pm)
- Tennessee Titans @ Houston Texans (6pm)
- Detroit Lions @ Indianapolis Colts (6pm)
- New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins (6pm)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ New York Giants (6pm)
- Dallas Cowboys @ Washington Commanders (6pm)
- Denver Broncos @ Las Vegas Raiders (9:05pm)
- San Francisco 49ers @ Green Bay Packers (9:25pm)
- Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks (9:25pm)
Monday 25th November
- Philadelphia Eagles @ Los Angeles Rams (1:20am) Sky Sports
Tuesday 26th November
- Baltimore Ravens @ Los Angeles Chargers (1:15am) Sky Sports
WEEK 13
Thursday 29th November (Thanksgiving)
- Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions (5:30pm)
- New York Giants @ Dallas Cowboys (9:30pm)
Friday 30th November
- Miami Dolphins @ Green Bay Packers (1:20am)
- Las Vegas Raiders @ Kansas City Chiefs (8pm)
Sunday 1st December
- Los Angeles Chargers @ Atlanta Falcons (6pm)
- Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cincinnati Bengals (6pm)
- Houston Texans @ Jacksonville Jaguars (6pm)
- Arizona Cardinals @ Minnesota Vikings (6pm)
- Indianapolis Colts @ New England Patriots (6pm)
- Seattle Seahawks @ New York Jets (6pm)
- Tennessee Titans @ Washington Commanders (6pm)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Carolina Panthers (9:05pm)
- Los Angeles Rams @ New Orleans Saints (9:05pm)
- Philadelphia Eagles @ Baltimore Ravens (9:25pm)
Monday 2nd December
- San Francisco 49ers @ Buffalo Bills (1:20am)
Tuesday 3rd December
- Cleveland Browns @ Denver Broncos (1:15am)
WEEK 14
Friday 6th December
- Green Bay Packers @ Detroit Lions (1:15am)
Sunday 8th December
- New York Jets @ Miami Dolphins (6pm)
- Atlanta Falcons @ Minnesota Vikings (6pm)
- New Orleans Saints @ New York Giants (6pm)
- Carolina Panthers @ Philadelphia Eagles (6pm)
- Cleveland Browns @ Pittsburgh Steelers (6pm)
- Las Vegas Raiders @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6pm)
- Jacksonville Jaguars @ Tennessee Titans (6pm)
- Seattle Seahawks @ Arizona Cardinals (9:05pm)
- Buffalo Bills @ Los Angeles Rams (9:25pm)
- Chicago Bears @ San Francisco 49ers (9:25pm)
Monday 9th December
- Los Angeles Chargers @ Kansas City Chiefs (1:20am)
Tuesday 10th December
- Cincinnati Bengals @ Dallas Cowboys (1:15am)
WEEK 15
Friday 13th December
- Los Angeles Rams @ San Francisco 49ers (1:15am)
Sunday 15th December
- Dallas Cowboys @ Carolina Panthers (6pm)
- Kansas City Chiefs @ Cleveland Browns (6pm)
- Miami Dolphins @ Houston Texans (6pm)
- New York Jets @ Jacksonville Jaguars (6pm)
- Washington Commanders @ New Orleans Saints (6pm)
- Baltimore Ravens @ New York Giants (6pm)
- Cincinnati Bengals @ Tennessee Titans (6pm)
- New England Patriots @ Arizona Cardinals (9:25pm)
- Indianapolis Colts @ Denver Broncos (9:25pm)
- Buffalo Bills @ Detroit Lions (9:25pm)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Los Angeles Chargers (9:25pm)
- Pittsburgh Steelers @ Philadelphia Eagles (9:25pm)
Monday 16th December
- Green Bay Packers @ Seattle Seahawks (1:20am)
Tuesday 17th December
- Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings (1am)
- Atlanta Falcons @ Las Vegas Raiders (1:30am)
WEEK 16
Friday 20th December
- Cleveland Browns @ Cincinnati Bengals (1:15am)
Saturday 21st December
- Houston Texans @ Kansas City Chiefs (6pm)
- Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens (9:30pm)
Sunday 22nd December
- New York Giants @ Atlanta Falcons (6pm)
- New England Patriots @ Buffalo Bills (6pm)
- Arizona Cardinals @ Carolina Panthers (6pm)
- Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears (6pm)
- Tennessee Titans @ Indianapolis Colts (6pm)
- Los Angeles Rams @ New York Jets (6pm)
- Philadelphia Eagles @ Washington Commanders (6pm)
- Denver Broncos @ Los Angeles Chargers (9:05pm)
- Minnesota Vikings @ Seattle Seahawks (9:05pm)
- Jacksonville Jaguars @ Las Vegas Raiders (9:25pm)
- San Francisco 49ers @ Miami Dolphins (9:25pm)
Monday 23rd December
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Dallas Cowboys (1:20am)
Tuesday 24th December
- New Orleans Saints @ Green Bay Packers (1:15am)
WEEK 17
Wednesday 25th December (Christmas)
- Kansas City Chiefs @ Pittsburgh Steelers (6pm)
- Baltimore Ravens @ Houston Texans (9:30pm)
Friday 27th December
- Seattle Seahawks @ Chicago Bears (1:15am)
Saturday 28th December
TBC
- Denver Broncos @ Cincinnati Bengals
- Arizona Cardinals @ Los Angeles Rams
- Los Angeles Chargers @ New England Patriots
- Indianapolis Colts @ New York Giants
- Atlanta Falcons @ Washington Commanders
Sunday 29th December
- New York Jets @ Buffalo Bills (6pm)
- Tennessee Titans @ Jacksonville Jaguars (6pm)
- Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings (6pm)
- Las Vegas Raiders @ New Orleans Saints (6pm)
- Carolina Panthers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6pm)
- Dallas Cowboys @ Philadelphia Eagles (9:25pm)
Monday 30th December
- Miami Dolphins @ Cleveland Browns (1:20am)
Tuesday 31st December
- Detroit Lions @ San Francisco 49ers (1:15am)
WEEK 18
TBC
- San Francisco 49ers @ Arizona Cardinals
- Carolina Panthers @ Atlanta Falcons
- Cleveland Browns @ Baltimore Ravens
- Washington Commanders @ Dallas Cowboys
- Kansas City Chiefs @ Denver Broncos
- Minnesota Vikings @ Detroit Lions
- Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers
- Jacksonville Jaguars @ Indianapolis Colts
- Seattle Seahawks @ Los Angeles Rams
- Los Angeles Chargers @ Las Vegas Raiders
- Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots
- Miami Dolphins @ New York Jets
- New York Giants @ Philadelphia Eagles
- Cincinnati Bengals @ Pittsburgh Steelers
- New Orleans Saints @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Houston Texans @ Tennessee Titans
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