DAZN's NFL Game Pass is 70% off and includes every game this season

Every game of the NFL 2025 season can be streamed with a huge discount ahead of Black Friday. It comes as part of a mid-season sale, where American football fans can now get 70% off DAZN's NFL Game Pass.

This provides access to every remaining game of the season including Super Bowl LX, with the subscription running through to July 31, 2026. It comes ahead of a packed weekend of fixtures with Jets vs Browns, 49ers vs Rams and Packers vs Eagles.

With DAZN's NFL Game Pass, fans in the UK can stream each game with the authentic American broadcast, with big discounts now up for grabs on both subscription tiers. The Season Pro Regular subscription has been discounted by £90, from £124.99 to £34.99, while the Season Pro Ultimate subscription has been discounted by £95, from £144.99 to £49.99.

This marks a drop of roughly 72% and 65% respectively, but the deal is set to expire on November 17. Subscribers opting for the Ultimate tier receive extra benefits including live games in HDR and Dolby 5.1 surround sound, Multiview to watch multiple games at the same time, and the ability to stream games across multiple locations simultaneously.

The Ultimate Tier also offers exclusive content like the ManningCast alternate feed and access to NFL Originals. Both options provide access to hundreds of games live and on-demand including NFL RedZone, the Playoffs and Super Bowl LX.

The championship game is now only a few months away, with this season's finale set to be played on February 8 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, the home of the San Francisco 49ers. This NFL season sees the Philadelphia Eagles fighting to defend their title having beat Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 earlier this year.

Eagles are currently second in the NFC East, behind only the Washington Commanders. Elsewhere, the Chiefs sit third in the AFC West, with New England Patriots topping the AFC East.

DAZN subscribers should note that up to two Sunday games per week will air on DAZN with a 24-hour delay. This is because Sky Sports NFL has the first-pick exclusive game on Sunday at 6pm and the first pick for the Sunday 9pm game, with select fixtures also broadcast free-to-air every Sunday on Channel 5.

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