DAZN has introduced a 25 percent discount on the NFL Game Pass for the remainder of the 2026 season, arriving ahead of a busy Week 4 slate featuring international fixtures and divisional rivalries. The pricing adjustment applies globally outside of the United States and China, where the platform serves as the home of American football for live and on-demand games through Super Bowl LXI.
International Series and Divisional Showdowns Shape Week 4
The promotional rollout coincides with an action-packed weekend that includes the Indianapolis Colts and Washington Commanders meeting at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. That matchup marks the first of three games in consecutive weeks, with subsequent contests slated for Paris, Madrid, Munich, and Mexico City.
Domestic action features high-stakes divisional matchups, most notably the Buffalo Bills hosting the New England Patriots, and an undefeated battle in the AFC West where the 3-0 Las Vegas Raiders welcome the 3-0 Kansas City Chiefs. With positioning for the playoffs beginning to take shape, international viewers gain access to these fixtures alongside shoulder programming and archival content.
Subscription Tiers and Pricing Structures
The NFL Game Pass is available as an autonomous subscription outside of Canada, where it remains bundled directly into standard DAZN memberships. Subscribers can choose between two primary tiers: Regular and Ultimate. The Regular tier provides access to every live and on-demand game, NFL RedZone, postseason coverage, and Super Bowl LXI. The Ultimate tier adds Multiview capabilities—allowing fans to stream up to four games simultaneously—alongside high dynamic range (HDR) video quality and Dolby 5 surround sound.
Pricing varies by region for the remainder of the season:
- United Kingdom: Season Pro Regular is available for £89 as a single payment or in 12 monthly installments of £18.99. Ultimate costs £109 upfront or £21.99 monthly over 12 months. Weekly passes run £16.99 for Regular and £18.99 for Ultimate.
- Ireland: Season Pro Regular is priced at €149.99 upfront or €18.99 monthly across 12 payments. Ultimate is listed at €179.99 upfront or €22.99 monthly. Weekly passes cost €19.99 (Regular) and €23.99 (Ultimate).
- Germany: Season Pro Regular costs €99 upfront or €18.99 monthly for 12 months, while Ultimate is set at €129 upfront or €22.99 monthly. Weekly packages cost €19.99 and €23.99, respectively.
- France: Season Pro Regular requires a one-time payment of €164.99 or five installments of €35.99. Ultimate is priced at €194.99 upfront or five payments of €42.99. Weekly rates are €22.99 and €25.99.
- Spain: Season Pro Regular is offered at €99 upfront or five monthly payments of €21.99, with Ultimate at €129 upfront or five payments of €27.99. Weekly options cost €19.99 and €23.99.
- Italy: Season Pro Regular costs €154.99 upfront or five payments of €34.99. Ultimate is priced at €184.99 upfront or five payments of €41.99. Weekly passes are €22.99 and €25.99.
- Australia: Season Pro Regular is available for AUD 149 upfront or 12 payments of AUD 34.99. Ultimate costs AUD 189 upfront or 12 payments of AUD 39.99. Weekly rates stand at AUD 33.99 and AUD 37.99.
- Brazil: Season Pro Regular runs R$359.90 upfront or five payments of R$89.90. Ultimate costs R$429.90 upfront or five payments of R$119.90. Weekly options are R$59.99 and R$69.99.
- Japan: Season Pro Regular is priced at ¥24,000 upfront or 12 monthly payments of ¥3,300. Ultimate is ¥29,000 upfront or 12 payments of ¥3,700. Weekly passes cost ¥2,400 and ¥3,000.
- Mexico: Season Pro Regular costs MXN 1,900 upfront or five payments of MXN 430. Ultimate is priced at MXN 2,400 upfront or five payments of MXN 530. Weekly rates are MXN 370 and MXN 440.
Programming and Language Options
Beyond live game broadcasts, subscribers gain access to supplementary programming including NFL Network, Hard Knocks, and historical league archives. DAZN’s weekly slate features dedicated analysis shows such as Race to the Endzone, X’s and O’s, and Downs 2 Business, hosted by Dallas Cowboys rookie Caleb Downs and his brother, Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Josh Downs.
Broadcast coverage accommodates global audiences with comprehensive commentary provided in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French for all games, supplemented by German-language coverage for selected marquee matchups each week.
