ESPN are using the Netflix feed for its NFL mini.
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ESPN AU/NZ have made the McDonald’s Touchdown graphic smaller and moved it top-left to work with the new NFL graphics package. The Ford Field Goal though is still the old template and obscures the top portion of the scoreboard.
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Didn’t ESPN US have commentary and graphics for Chiefs v Broncos? It would have been simple for ESPN Australia and NZ to replay the US match call.
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The LIVE game had the ESPN graphics
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Well that’s certainly a new level of weird.
I’m used to them using whatever feed (often World Feed) they originally aired as the feed for their replays, and using the domestic US broadcast for Minis regardless of what they used for the original broadcast.
But I have never seen them use any feed other than their own for a game in which they were the host broadcaster. That they’re using a world feed version of their own game as a replay is truly bizarre.
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New watermark for ESPN spotted during Lions-Bills TNF W2.
And speaking of TNF, the NFL World Feed is now under the TNF banner.
Must be part of the new rights deal that the world feed is used.
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Looking at the NBA broadcast guide, there are 8 pre season games that are exclusively on Disney+ while only 1 is on ESPN.
I wonder if Disney+ will be used for NBA TV or local team broadcast games that ESPN sometimes airs during the regular season if it’s clashing with NHL or NFL etc
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ESPN has announced on its broadcast of Super Bowl LXI in February 2026 will also be streamed on Disney+. Disney+ will stream the ESPN/ABC broadcast as well as the Spanish-language telecast on ESPN Deportes in the US.
Disney+ will also stream the game in 55 international markets, including Latin America, Brazil, the Caribbean, South Africa and Australia/New Zealand. The ESPN feed will be also carried in more than 130 countries and territories on linear platforms.
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Silly question, but I’m going to ask it anyway…
Is there a difference between the version of ESPN on Kayo and the version of ESPN on Disney+?
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Stuff that used to go on the ESPN app is now on Disney+ (NHL games, random college sports and Dutch soccer for example). For some reason during NBL games they have 2 feeds available with one of them not having a watermark and not going to adbreaks during timeouts.
Main channels seem to be the same though (maybe different ads or something).
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