Fox Acquires 2 More Regular Season NFL Games, Says There’s ‘No Tension’ With the League

CLEVELAND, OHIO - NOVEMBER 16: Shedeur Sanders #12 of the Cleveland Browns passes the ball against the Baltimore Ravens during the third quarter at Huntington Bank Field on November 16, 2025 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Credit: Nick Cammett/Getty Images)

Fox has acquired two additional regular season NFL games. The news was announced Monday morning during the company’s third quarter earnings call for 2026.

The first game will likely be an international game that will take place in Munich during week 10, and the second will be a Saturday game in week 15, CEO Lachlan Murdoch revealed during the call.

“I think the important note to take here is that here is no tension with the NFL. We have been partners for 30 years. We’re looking forward to being partners for the next 30 years,” Murdoch said.

The head of Fox also noted that the network has had “no substantive discussions with the NFL” about potentially renegotiating or extending its contract. Fox has four years left on its deal with the league.

Though there have been many reports and speculation that the NFL will be going to each of its media partners to renegotiate its deals, so far the only company that the football powerhouse has had these conversations with is Paramount. Because David Ellison’s Skydance purchased Paramount last summer, the NFL has been using a change in ownership clause to reopen discussions. It’s believed that, after discussions with Paramount conclude, the league will move to each of its media partners and attempt to renegotiate. Fox is believed to be next.

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