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SEN extends NFL broadcast partnership
SEN • August 22nd, 2025 12:00 pm
Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) is pleased to announce the extension of its broadcast partnership with the National Football League (NFL), continuing its commitment to delivering premier American football coverage to Australian audiences.
The renewed agreement will see SEN broadcast a minimum of one live NFL game per round throughout the regular season, ensuring fans stay connected to the action week in, week out.
SEN’s coverage on Monday mornings will again be spearheaded by Ben Graham, who will be heard alongside SEN commentator, Jordan Kounelis.
SEN will also provide full coverage of the NFL postseason, including every playoff game and the Super Bowl, with SEN’s Gerard Whateley calling all the action from the US, bringing the drama and intensity of the league’s biggest moments to listeners across the country.
In a major highlight for local fans, SEN will broadcast the NFL’s 2026 Melbourne Game, marking a significant milestone in the league’s growing presence in Australia.
SEN CEO, Craig Hutchison, said the extended partnership reflects SEN’s ongoing dedication to delivering world-class sport to its audience.
“We’re incredibly proud to extend our partnership with the NFL; one of the world’s most iconic sporting leagues. The appetite for American football in Australia continues to grow, and we’re excited to bring fans even closer to the action - especially with the NFL coming to Melbourne in 2026. SEN is committed to delivering the most comprehensive and entertaining NFL coverage in the country.”
The 2025 NFL regular season commences on Thursday 4 September.
