Football fans in Canada have plenty of ways to follow the NFL this year, whether you’re looking for TV broadcasts or full-season streaming. Here’s a breakdown of where to watch NFL games in Canada, as the 2025-26 season kicked off on Thursday.
Bell Media will once again serve as Canada’s home for the NFL in 2025, offering live coverage of Thursday, Sunday, and Monday night games across TSN, CTV, CTV2, and TSN+. Fans can also watch Sunday afternoon matchups, the NFL International Games, the full playoff schedule, and Super Bowl LX on February 8, 2026, from Levi’s Stadium. Games are available to stream on TSN.ca, CTV.ca, and their respective apps, while RDS provides live French-language coverage all season long.
CTV is the free-to-air home of the NFL in Canada, showing a full lineup of Sunday afternoon games throughout the regular season. These matchups continue into the playoffs and all the way to the Super Bowl. If you get an over-the-air antenna like this one, you can get free TV. Otherwise just tune into CTV on your basic cable.
For primetime action, TSN carries every Monday Night Football, Sunday Night Football, and Thursday Night Football game. Fans can watch through a traditional cable package or by subscribing to TSN Direct for streaming access. Right now, TSN streaming has a deal where you can get four months for $69.99, available until September 30, 2025.
French-speaking fans can tune in to RDS, which airs Sunday afternoon and primetime games each week. RDS also broadcasts the playoffs and the Super Bowl.
For viewers who don’t want to miss a single game, DAZN holds the rights to NFL Game Pass in Canada. That means access to every NFL matchup, from the preseason through to the postseason, along with replays and extra features. Keep an eye out on any sales on DAZN gift cards to load up (we are not seeing any right now unlike last year’s NFL kick off).
You can click here to sign up for DAZN Canada. Tonight you can catch the Chiefs versus the Chargers playing in São Paulo, Brazil.
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