NFL Media

NFL Media is the National Football League’s in-house multimedia production, broadcasting and content-distribution division. Established in 2003 with the launch of NFL Network, it provides a year-round platform for professional-football news, live programming, analysis and digital storytelling across the league’s owned media ecosystem.

The division creates and distributes live games, original studio television, digital video and podcasts. Its work spans NFL Network programming, NFL.com, the NFL mobile application, NFL Channel, NFL+ and the NFL Podcast Network. Supported programming includes NFL GameDay, NFL Total Access, Good Morning Football, The NFL Report, NFL Fantasy Live, Path to the Draft and Move the Sticks.

Production and distribution

NFL Media’s capabilities combine live sports broadcast production with newsroom, editorial, post-production and digital-publishing operations. Its services include:

• Multi-camera live studio programming and sports journalism
• Editorial articles, video production and digital publishing for NFL-owned platforms
• Motion graphics, animation, visual packaging and post-production workflows
• Direct-to-consumer streaming and OTT distribution through NFL+ and NFL Channel
• Podcast recording and network audio distribution

The organization’s principal production base is NFL Los Angeles at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, California. The purpose-built complex brings together office, editorial and technical operations for NFL Network, NFL.com, the NFL app, NFL RedZone and NFL Podcasts, with broadcast stages, control rooms and an outdoor studio environment.

NFL Media previously operated from Culver City, California, before relocating its West Coast broadcasting infrastructure to Inglewood in September 2021. In 2025, the NFL reached an agreement with ESPN concerning linear operational control of NFL Network and distribution of NFL RedZone; the transaction was finalized in early 2026. ESPN subsequently relocated its Los Angeles television productions to the Hollywood Park studios, while NFL Media continued to support the league’s proprietary digital and production ecosystem.

As a division of the National Football League, NFL Media serves sports entertainment, broadcast television, digital media, mobile applications and streaming audiences through league-owned channels and services.