Thursday, October 15, 2026
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The reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks will open the 2026 NFL season on Wednesday September 9, before the San Francisco 49ers face the Los Angeles Rams in the first ever regular-season game in Australia, which will kick off Thursday evening ET and Friday morning in Melbourne
Three-time Super Bowl-winning tight end Travis Kelce recently confirmed he is staying with the Kansas City Chiefs for a 14th season in the NFL despite having been linked to retirement this offseason; Kelce has now signed a three-year extension with the organisation
Seattle Seahawks sign Jaxon Smith-Njigba to a record-breaking four-year $168 million contract extension; the wide receiver had a standout Super Bowl-winning season in 2025 where he made his second Pro Bowl and was named a first-team All-Pro
Tom Brady joked he would leave it to Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen to guide Team USA to Olympic success at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, but says he would 'never say never' to featuring in Flag Football's historic debut.
The Kansas City Chiefs were in need of a veteran backup quarterback in case two-time league MVP Patrick Mahomes is not fit to start the 2026 season after tearing his ACL late last year; the New York Jets are still set to pay $7m of Justin Fields' guaranteed $10m salary
NFL wide receiver Rondale Moore, who played most recently for the Minnesota Vikings, was found dead Saturday night in Indiana, authorities said. He was 25.
CNN’s Kaitlan Collins asks legendary NFL Hall of Famer Joe Montana for his thoughts on Super Bowl LX.
Get the thoughts of Sky Sports NFL presenter Neil Reynolds in his weekly column 'The Final Word'; he reflects on a stirring win for the Detroit Lions, the pressure increasing on the Miami Dolphins, and ponders what the Cincinnati Bengals should do to cover the injured Joe Burrow at QB
The Kansas City Chiefs face the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 59 at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday February 9, live on Sky Sports NFL and Main Event from 10pm ahead of kick-off at 11.30pm; 17-time Grammy-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar headlines the half-time show
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