Sunday afternoon regional games, Sunday Night, Monday Night, Thursday Night, playoff streaming exclusives, the Saturday Week 18 games — the NFL season is carved up across many broadcasters in the US alone. iBostreaming carries all the network feeds (plus UK, German and Mexican feeds) in one bouquet so RedZone, the bye-week games and the Super Bowl all sit in one channel guide.
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The short version
iBostreaming carries every US network, streaming and league-channel feed — the full set of NFL channels for the 2026/27 season, plus playoffs and Super Bowl LX. RedZone included. 14-day money-back guarantee.
No major US sports league is more fragmented across broadcasters than the NFL. Two networks split the Sunday 13:00 ET regional games on opposite-conference principles. Another owns Sunday Night Football. Another owns Monday Night Football. A streaming service bought Thursday Night Football outright. The league channel and other streamers have piecemeal exclusives. A streaming service took Christmas Day games starting 2024. International coverage adds UK, German and Mexican feeds on top. iBostreaming's answer is to consolidate all the channels — same flows, same commentators — into one IPTV bouquet. The Sunday Ticket question that has driven NFL fans crazy for decades doesn't exist when every regional feed lives side-by-side in your channel guide.
The official rights-holders in each market. iBostreaming's bouquet aggregates the broadcaster channels listed below — same flows, same commentators, in one IPTV subscription instead of a stack of separate logins.
The specific channel names you'll find in the IPTV player after activation. The channel guide labels them clearly; sort by sport and NFL fixtures appear in a single scrollable list.
Every match featuring these teams (alphabetical, by conference) is carried live in the bouquet — from the opening fixture of the season through to the final.
Arizona Cardinals
NFC West · State Farm Stadium
Atlanta Falcons
NFC South · Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Baltimore Ravens
AFC North · M&T Bank Stadium
Buffalo Bills
AFC East · Highmark Stadium
Carolina Panthers
NFC South · Bank of America Stadium
Chicago Bears
NFC North · Soldier Field
Cincinnati Bengals
AFC North · Paycor Stadium
Cleveland Browns
AFC North · Cleveland Browns Stadium
Dallas Cowboys
NFC East · AT&T Stadium
Denver Broncos
AFC West · Empower Field at Mile High
Detroit Lions
NFC North · Ford Field
Green Bay Packers
NFC North · Lambeau Field
Houston Texans
AFC South · NRG Stadium
Indianapolis Colts
AFC South · Lucas Oil Stadium
Jacksonville Jaguars
AFC South · EverBank Stadium
Kansas City Chiefs
AFC West · GEHA Field at Arrowhead · reigning Super Bowl LVIII champions
Las Vegas Raiders
AFC West · Allegiant Stadium
Los Angeles Chargers
AFC West · SoFi Stadium
Los Angeles Rams
NFC West · SoFi Stadium
Miami Dolphins
AFC East · Hard Rock Stadium
Minnesota Vikings
NFC North · U.S. Bank Stadium
New England Patriots
AFC East · Gillette Stadium
New Orleans Saints
NFC South · Caesars Superdome
New York Giants
NFC East · MetLife Stadium
New York Jets
AFC East · MetLife Stadium
Philadelphia Eagles
NFC East · Lincoln Financial Field
Pittsburgh Steelers
AFC North · Acrisure Stadium
San Francisco 49ers
NFC West · Levi's Stadium
Seattle Seahawks
NFC West · Lumen Field
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NFC South · Raymond James Stadium
Tennessee Titans
AFC South · Nissan Stadium
Washington Commanders
NFC East · Northwest Stadium
Season start
September 2026
Season end
February 2027 (Super Bowl LX in Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara)
Week 1 kicks off Thursday night the first week of September with the Kickoff Game. Regular Sunday slate: 13:00 ET / 16:25 ET / 20:20 ET (Sunday Night Football). Monday Night Football 20:15 ET. Thursday Night Football 20:15 ET on Amazon Prime. 17 regular season games per team, 18 weeks (one bye). Playoffs are Wild Card weekend (early January) → Divisional Round → Conference Championships → Super Bowl LX on the second Sunday of February 2027.
The specific pain points NFL fans hit with the existing broadcaster stack — and what the IPTV bouquet does differently.
NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV is $349-$489/season for out-of-market regional games. iBostreaming's bouquet includes every US regional feed live, so you watch your team's out-of-market game without the Sunday Ticket markup. The $400-ish you save funds two years of iBostreaming.
Since 2022 a single streaming service owns TNF exclusively — you cannot watch it on cable or any conventional broadcaster. iBostreaming carries the TNF feed in the bouquet so you don't need a separate subscription just for the 15 Thursday games per season.
NFL RedZone — the iconic Sunday afternoon whip-around channel with no ads — is in the iBostreaming bouquet as a standard channel, not a paid add-on. Game-changing for fantasy football season.
The Sunday 13:00 ET slate kicks off at 18:00 UK, 19:00 CET, 04:00 AET. The UK NFL channel rebroadcasts the SNF and MNF marquee fixtures hours later. iBostreaming's bouquet includes the original US live feeds — same broadcast, same kickoff time, no delay.
The same forfait that gives you NFL also covers 40,000+ other channels, every other sport in this guide, 200,000+ films and series. From $13.99/month for one screen, or $54.99/year — the same price as a single PPV card in some markets.
The actual questions support receives by email — answered specifically for NFL, not generic IPTV boilerplate.
The functional equivalent does. iBostreaming carries every US regional feed — i.e., the actual broadcasts that Sunday Ticket aggregates from. Want to watch the Bears game from Chicago while you live in Phoenix? The Chicago regional feeds are in the channel guide. No $400/season uplift.
NFL RedZone is in the bouquet as a standard channel — usually labeled "NFL RedZone HD" or "NFL RedZone US". Open the channel guide on Sunday afternoon US ET, RedZone is in the football section. Scott Hanson, no commercials, ~7 hours of continuous whip-around coverage from 1 p.m. to ~8 p.m. ET.
Yes — the Super Bowl is on whichever US network holds rights that year (rotation). The US network carrying Super Bowl LX in February 2027 is in the bouquet. The halftime show, the pre-game build-up, the post-game press conference are all on the same feed. UK viewers also get the UK free-to-air feed simulcast in the bouquet.
Every Cowboys game from preseason through the Super Bowl run. Their AFC-opponent games and NFC-opponent games on the relevant US regional networks, their primetime games on the Sunday Night / Monday Night / Thursday Night feeds, their Thanksgiving Day game. EPG lets you favorite the Cowboys schedule and auto-record what you miss.
The league channel's NFL GameDay Morning, NFL Total Access and Good Morning Football are all carried — the panel shows where the fantasy implications are dissected. The US weekday-morning NFL studio shows run coverage on the US sports networks in the bouquet.
The NFL's international series games (typically 4-5 in London at Wembley + Tottenham Stadium, 1 in Munich, 1 in São Paulo, occasionally Madrid) are on whichever US broadcaster holds the slot. The London games at 14:30 UK local time end up on US morning slots, and the iBostreaming bouquet carries them live.
NFL Game Pass / NFL+ Premium content (All-22, coach's film, condensed games, full replays) is a separate NFL.com subscription and is not in the iBostreaming bouquet. Live broadcasts and the network programming around them are — that's the 99% case for fans.
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