With less than a year until Australia hosts its first-ever international NFL match, Seven’s NFL Tailgate is heading to Los Angeles for a special on-the-ground broadcast from 11.00am AEDT, Friday, 14 November, live and free on 7mate and 7plus Sport.
Hosted by the first Australian to play in a Super Bowl, Ben Graham, NFL Tailgate will deliver viewers exclusive access from the heart of the LA Rams, visiting a training session with the team at Woodland Hills, and a behind-the-scenes look inside the state-of-the-art SoFi Stadium, future home of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2028 Olympic Games.
Graham will take fans closer than ever to the NFL, bringing NFL Tailgate viewers all the colour, access and stories from Los Angeles ahead of the Rams’ upcoming clash with the Seattle Seahawks, broadcast live and free on 7mate and 7plus Sport at 8.00am AEDT on Monday, 17 November.
With player appearance announcements to come soon, Graham will be joined by some of the biggest names in the NFL, giving fans the inside word on the current season, as well as the league’s global expansion and what to expect when the NFL lands in Australia next year.
Graham said: “The LA Rams have built a really strong connection with Australia over the past few years, and it’s great to see that continue.
“We’ll be taking viewers right into the heart of the team – from training to the locker room and SoFi Stadium – to show what makes this organisation one of the best-run in world sport.
““The Rams are in terrific form at 7-2, competing in what’s arguably the toughest division in football, the NFC West. They’re being steered superbly by my former teammate Matthew Stafford, who’s showing all his experience and leadership. It’s been a really impressive campaign so far.”
Seven Network’s Head of Sport Digital, Kirsty Bradmore, said: “This is such an exciting moment for NFL fans in Australia, and we’re thrilled NFL Tailgate is heading to Los Angeles to capture all the action behind the scenes with the LA Rams.
“Ben’s access and insight will give viewers a unique look at the teams, players and preparation behind one of the world’s biggest sports – all live and free on Seven and 7plus Sport.”
The excitement continues following NFL Tailgate with the New York Jets facing the New England Patriots from midday AEDT on 14 November, live and free on 7mate and 7plus Sport.
Together with season broadcast partners Maccas, Neds, NRMA, Kia and Cbus, Seven will bring fans three games live and free every week during the regular NFL season, along with all 12 playoff matches. The season will culminate in the coverage of the most anticipated event in American sports, Super Bowl LX, on Sunday, 8 February 2026.
Viewers can also catch up on NFL highlights, exclusive on-demand shows, replays and bonus content on 7plus Sport, while 7NEWS.com.au and @7Sport on Facebook, X and Instagram have viewers covered for all the biggest breaking news stories out of the league.
Seven’s 2024-25 NFL season coverage reached 4.7 million Australians, up 6% on the 2023-24 season. Philadelphia Eagles’ resounding Super Bowl LIX win over the Kansas City Chiefs in February this year reached more than 2.6 million Australians on Seven and 7plus Sport, and had a national total TV audience of 892,000, up 11% on Super Bowl LVIII.
Australian players to watch this season include Jordan Mailata (Philadelphia Eagles), Luke Felix-Fualalo (Philadelphia Eagles), Laki Tasi (Las Vegas Raiders), Jeremy Crawshaw (Denver Broncos), Patrick Murtagh (Denver Broncos), Thomas Yassmin (Los Angeles Chargers), Michael Dickson (Seattle Seahawks), Tory Taylor (Chicago Bears) and Daniel Faalele (Baltimore Ravens).