In addition, fans can purchase NFL Game Pass in many more ways, including through an extensive number of telcos globally. It also means that NFL Game Pass is now available on more than 100 devices, including big screens, such as gaming consoles like PlayStation 5, and Smart TVs like Hisense and Sony. The partnership with DAZN has brought a number of new features to Game Pass, including public watch parties for selected games, a multi-screen feature on certain devices so fans can watch more than one game at the same time, as well as polls, stats and Pulse - a notification that alerts fans to key moments happening in games, and can then take them to right when the moment happens by clicking on it.
Sameer Pabari, managing director of media, NFL International, explained to Broadcast Sport the thinking behind moving to ITV from the BBC earlier this year. The NFL also has some free-to-air access in the UK, with ITV showing weekly highlights and the Super Bowl as well as Channel 5 airing the a weekly show. In the UK and Ireland, the 6pm and 9pm Sunday fixtures will only be available on-demand 24 hours post-game as they are shown live on Sky Sports through an existing rights deal - all other content is available as usual. Other content such as NFL RedZone, NFL Network, NFL Originals, and DAZN programming and documentaries are also available through the channel. International fans will be able to view every game from the competition live, including pre-season matches, the regular season, and the Super Bowl. NFL Game Pass has launched on the DAZN platform, available as a standalone or add-on subscription to the main DAZN content in over 250 territories.
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