The new NFL season is about to begin. There is still time until September – the official start of the football season in the NFL. But the preseason games start as early as August. With RTL, the new NFL TV station in Germany will be there live at three games.
RTL shows three NFL preseason games in August
It starts on August 2 (Saturday, 10 p.m.). Then the Carolina Panthers with quarterback Bryce Young meet the New York Jets. On August 13 (Sunday, 7:00 p.m.) Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs will play the New Orleans Saints and on August 26 (Saturday, 7:00 p.m.) the Chiefs will face off with the Cleveland Browns.
All games can be seen live on TV and live stream on NITRO on free TV. You can also see the games on RTL+. New NFL presenter is Jana Wosnitza. The RTL and NITRO commentators are Jan Stecker and Florian Schmidt-Sommerfeld as well as NFL experts Björn Werner and Patrick Esume. Alex “Kucze” von Kuczkowski and Mitja Lafere provide voices and insights from the internet as community hosts.
NFL preseason games on RTL:
August 12 (Saturday) – Carolina Panthers – New York Jets 10 p.m. / NITRO & RTL+
August 13 (Sunday) – Kansas City Chiefs – New Orleans Saints 7 p.m. / NITRO & RTL+
August 26 (Saturday) – Kansas City Chiefs – Cleveland Browns 7 p.m. / NITRO & RTL+
Comments on the NFL preseason start
Mark Donovan (President Kansas City Chiefs): “Our team and fans are very excited about our growing presence in Germany and are particularly excited for the upcoming Frankfurt game in November. Our agreement with RTL Germany and its various platforms ensures that the Chiefs will be in Germany, Austria and Switzerland will reach an audience of millions on free TV and via streaming. Coupled with the documentary ‘The Franchise’, all football fans in Germany will get unique insights behind the scenes and can see the Chiefs season through the perspectives of our players, Track coaches and staff.”
Kristi Coleman (President Carolina Panthers): “We are thrilled and honored to be part of the first-ever NFL game broadcast on RTL Germany with the Panthers. It’s an exciting time for Panthers fans. David and Nicole Tepper have hired our new head coach, Frank Reich, and given him the opportunity to to assemble a coaching staff that is widely recognized as one of the most experienced, diverse and talented in the NFL. Meanwhile, our General Manager Scott Fitterer has worked hard to systematically improve our roster over the past two years, and this year marked the end under a strong offseason by securing us the first pick in the 2023 NFL Draft and selecting Bryce Young. We would like to further strengthen our commitment in Germany and welcome all NFL fans to accompany us on our way.”
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