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NFL on ESPN

The NFL on ESPN is an American presentation of the National Football League games produced by ESPN, and shown on its various platforms including ESPN itself, the ABC television network, and the ESPN DTC streaming service. National television broadcasts of the National Football League first aired on ESPN in 1980, when the network broadcast the 1980 NFL draft. ESPN did not air live NFL games until 1987, when it acquired the rights to Sunday Night Football. In 2006, ESPN lost the rights to Sunday Night Football and began airing Monday Night Football instead. Under its current broadcasting deals lasting through 2033, ESPN has live coverage of MNF, sister broadcast network ABC airs selected exclusive or simulcast MNF games, and ESPN+ streams one exclusive game. ESPN/ABC also has a Saturday doubleheader during the last week of the regular season, the Pro Bowl games, the NFL draft, one Wild Card round playoff game, one Divisional round playoff game, and the Super Bowl in 2027 and 2031.

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• Entity:  Television

• Genre:  American Football Game Telecasts
• Directed by:  Chip Dean (2006–2019), Jimmy Platt (2019–2023), Derek Mobley (2023–2025), Artie Kempner (2025–Present)
• Presented by:  Commentators, Joe Buck (Play-By-Play), Troy Aikman (Color Commentator), Peyton Manning And Eli Manning (Espn2), Reporters, Lisa Salters (Sideline), Laura Rutledge (Sideline), Rules Analyst, Russell Yurk, Studio, Scott Van Pelt, Chris Berman, Jason Mccourty, Pat Mcafee, Jason Kelce, Marcus Spears
• Country of origin:  United States
• Original language(s):  English
• No. of seasons:  40 (Through 2026 Season)
• Executive producer(s):  Norby Williamson (2006–2024)
• Producer(s):  Steve Ackels, Roger Lewin, Jay Rothman, Lisa Salters
• Location(s):  Various Nfl Stadiums (Game Telecasts), Espn Headquarters, Bristol, Connecticut (Pre-Game, Halftime And Post-Game Shows), Abc And Espn Studio, 7 Hudson Square, Manhattan, New York City (Alternate Pre-Game, Halftime And Post-Game Shows)
• Camera setup:  Multi-Camera
• Running time:  210 Minutes Or Until Game Ends (Inc. Adverts)
• Production company(s):  Espn
• Original network:  Espn
• Related shows:  Monday Night Countdown, Monday Night Football, Nfl On Abc, Espn Sunday Night Football
• Wikidata description:  Branding Used For Broadcasts Of National Football League (Nfl) Coverage On The Networks Of Espn
• Wikidata label:  Nfl On Espn
• Wikidata aliases:  Nfl On Espn

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