The Monday-morning NFL digest · UK & Europe
Sunday night football ends after 4am in London and Berlin. Every Monday at 07:00, we send the whole weekend — scores, storylines, injuries, and what to watch next — readable before your coffee goes cold.
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Being an NFL fan in Europe means choosing between sleep and football. The early games are dinnertime, the late window runs past midnight, and the marquee matchups — Sunday, Monday and Thursday night — kick off when your alarm is already set.
Highlights are scattered, spoilers are everywhere, and American recaps assume you watched. You didn't. You were asleep — like a normal person in this hemisphere.
The exception: six games are played on this side of the Atlantic this autumn, all at a sensible Sunday afternoon hour — here's every NFL game in Europe in 2026.
Not just scores — one tight paragraph per game that matters: what happened, why, and whether it changes anything.
The plays, decisions and meltdowns everyone will be arguing about — so you're never lost in the group chat.
Who got hurt, how long they're out, and what it means for next week — including your fantasy team.
Standings and playoff picture, updated weekly, with the one line of context that makes them make sense.
The two or three games worth staying up for, with UK and CET kickoff times and where they're on: Sky Sports, RTL, DAZN Game Pass.
Vikings 9 – 3 Bears · no touchdowns
A week after a 96-point game, Chicago scored three. Sunday afternoon averaged 36.8 points a game against 49.4 in Week 1, and Terry Bradshaw asked the question for everyone: “Where is all the points?”
Watson beat Tampa and his coach swore at the doubters. Cousins, 38, has the Raiders 2–0. Mahomes threw for 382 yards on a rebuilt knee to beat the Colts in overtime.
A real issue, not a mock-up. Read Issue #5 in full →
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Monday 07:00 UK time, 08:00 in Germany and most of Europe — before the spoilers find you. During playoff weeks we add a Tuesday morning edition for Monday night games.
Especially for you. We don't assume you've watched, and we explain the jargon the first time it appears. If you got into the NFL through the London or Berlin games, you're exactly who we write for.
Yes — this is a results digest, scores up front. If you're planning to watch a replay unspoiled, save Monday's email for afterwards.
English only for now. If enough German readers sign up, a German edition is first on the list — tell us when you subscribe.
Next issue: Monday, 07:00 UK / 08:00 CET. Every game you slept through, and next week's kick-offs in your time zone.