NFL 2024 fixtures live on Sky, UK kick-off times, schedule and how to watch or stream on road to Super Bowl 2025

nfl Sunday 22 December 2024 14:28, UK

The 2024 NFL season continues - and you can follow it every step of the way live on Sky Sports on the road to Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans.

Coverage of week 16 in the NFL on Sky Sports begins with the playoff chasing Los Angeles Chargers (8-6) and Denver Broncos (9-5) locking horns at SoFi Stadium in the early hours of Friday morning.

All eyes will be on Arrowhead Stadium on Saturday to see if Kansas City Chiefs (13-1) star quarterback Patrick Mahomes has recovered from that ankle injury in time for the visit of the Houston Texans (9-5), kick-off 6pm, live on Sky Sports NFL.

It's first vs second in the AFC North as Saturday's double-header concludes with the division-leading Pittsburgh Steelers (10-4) travelling to fierce rivals the Baltimore Ravens (9-5), kick-off 9.15pm on Sky Sports NFL and Main Event.

A Sunday triple-header on Sky Sports NFL begins with the Philadelphia Eagles (12-2) trip to the Washington Commanders (9-5), kick-off 6pm, before the Seattle Seahawks (8-6) host the Minnesota Vikings (12-2) in need of a victory to stay in the playoff picture, kick-off 9.05pm, live on Sky Sports NFL and Main Event.

Coverage then switches to Football Night in America for Sunday's late game as the Dallas Cowboys (6-8) look to keep their slim playoff hopes alive against Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8-6), kick-off 1.20am on Monday, live on Sky Sports NFL and Main Event.

And week 16 concludes with coverage of the Monday Night Football, as the New Orleans Saints (5-9) travel to the Green Bay Packers (10-4) knowing defeat will all but end their hopes of reaching the postseason. Kick-off at Lambeau Field comes at 1.15am on Tuesday morning, live on Sky Sports NFL and Main Event.

Week 16

Thursday December 19 - Denver Broncos @ Los Angeles Chargers - KO 1.15am Friday morning

Saturday December 21 - Houston Texans @ Kansas City Chiefs - KO 6pm

Saturday December 21 - Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens - KO 9.30pm

Sunday December 22 - Philadelphia Eagles @ Washington Commanders - KO 6pm

Sunday December 22 - Minnesota Vikings @ Seattle Seahawks - KO 9.05pm

Sunday December 22 - Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Dallas Cowboys - KO 1.20am Monday morning

Monday December 23 - New Orleans Saints @ Green Bay Packers - KO 1.15am Tuesday morning

The 2024 NFL season began on September 5, with reigning Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs beating the Baltimore Ravens in dramatic fashion.

The regular season lasts 18 weeks and ends on January 5 2025.

At the end of the regular season, a total of 14 teams advance to the playoffs, including the teams with the best record in each of the respective four divisions per conference, plus a further three 'wild card' teams determined by which teams own the next-best records in each conference.

Three rounds of playoff games - the Wildcard Round (January 11-13), the Divisional Round (January 18-19) and the Conference Championships (January 26) take place before the Super Bowl showpiece.

The 2025 Super Bowl takes place at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on February 9, live on Sky Sports.

It will mark the 11th time the Super Bowl has taken place in New Orleans, the most recent being in 2013.

Rapper Kendrick Lamar will headline the Super Bowl LIX half-time show.

Make sure you tune in to Sky Sports NFL every Sunday at 6pm for the first game of our triple-header of live action. The evening's entertainment also includes NFL RedZone action as hosted by Scott Hanson, as well as Sunday Night Football to round off the night.

Sky Sports will broadcast two exclusive live games every Sunday throughout the regular season in the 6pm and 9pm slots, while also showing every Thursday Night, Sunday Night and Monday Night match-up as well as the Thanksgiving fixtures.

The Sky Sports NFL channel will meanwhile continue to show the usual NFL Network favourites, including Good Morning Football, Pro Football Talk and Total Access.

Sky Sports+ has officially launched and will be integrated into Sky TV, streaming service NOW and the Sky Sports app - giving Sky Sports customers access to over 50 per cent more live sport this year at no extra cost. Stream The new EFL season, Test cricket and more top sport with NOW.