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NFL·June 8, 2026 01:02 PM ET

NFL and Fox reach deal to broadcast games on Mexican TV platforms

League pushes deeper into the Mexican market.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jun 81 min read
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What happened: The NFL and Fox have reached an agreement to distribute games across Mexican television platforms, according to a report carried by NBC Sports. The arrangement extends the availability of Fox's NFL broadcasts to audiences in Mexico.

Why it matters: The deal continues the same Fox NFL broadcast push the league has leaned on to grow its footprint, deepening the NFL's long-running effort to build a permanent audience in Mexico ahead of the 2026 season. International distribution agreements are a core piece of the league's stated ambition to expand its global media reach.

What to watch: Watch for confirmation of which platforms and game windows are included, and whether the deal ties into the NFL's continued slate of regular-season games staged in Mexico City.

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