Seven’s weekly NFL show is back with a new name, NFL Tailgate.
The NFL returns to Seven tomorrow, Friday, 5 September, with the Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles, live on 7mate.
Seven’s weekly NFL show is back with a new name, NFL Tailgate. Hosts Ben Graham and Cam Luke break down all the latest news, highlights and talking points from across the league.
Ben Graham said, “This season is going to be massive. I’m expecting the closest season in decades. Can the Eagles go back-to-back?
“Has the Chiefs’ dynasty ended? Will the 49ers bounce back? Will Micah Parsons be the difference in Green Bay? So many questions but all will be revealed over the coming months on the road to Super Bowl 60 in San Francisco,” he said.
“For Australian NFL fans, we can’t wait for a real NFL game at the MCG in Melbourne in September 2026 but this season, keep an eye on the best punter in the NFL, Michael Dickson of the Seahawks and of course, Super Bowl winning Offensive Line at the Eagles, Jordan Mailata. Strap yourselves NFL fans, this season is going to be wild.”
Seven’s 2024 NFL season coverage reached 4.7 million Australians, up 6% on the 2023 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).
NFL Tailgate 9.00am AEST / NFL 10am AEST Friday, 5 September on 7mate