RTL, Sky Expand NFL Coverage in Germany Through 2029

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RTL, Sky Expand NFL Coverage in Germany Through 2029

NFL fans in Germany will have access to up to nine live games per week after RTL expanded its broadcasting rights through a new partnership with Sky. The deal, which runs through the 2028-29 season, also brings NFL RedZone and more than 200 live games across RTL and Sky platforms. The NFL Game Pass will remain available through DAZN for German viewers.

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