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By Rob Logan, Commercial Data Executive at Podium
Over the past decade, the National Football League (NFL) has evolved from a primarily American pastime into a global sporting spectacle. With at least four regular-season fixtures now staged overseas each year, the inclusion of Flag Football at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games, and a broadcast journey that’s shifted from sporadic late-night slots in the 80s and 90s to dedicated channels and Netflix deals, the international spotlight has never shone brighter on American Football.
For me, that global story is personal. My first true introduction to the NFL came in 2014, staying up late to watch Super Bowl XLVIII. The Seattle Seahawks dominated the Denver Broncos that night, and, true to form as someone who’s always had a soft spot for underdogs (Hull City fans will understand), I found myself drawn to the losing team. From that point on, I was hooked.
Following the Broncos became a ritual: game weeks filled with highs and lows, watching a revolving door of quarterbacks, the chaos of trades, the jubilation of a Super Bowl victory, and even the surreal experience of seeing them play live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
My involvement didn’t stop at fandom. When my local football club folded after the 2022/23 season, I took the leap into playing the sport myself. Tired of the familiar grind of Sunday league football, I found a new home with the Humber Warhawks. Slotted in at Cornerback (safely away from the biggest hits), I’ve since relished competing in the BAFA league, travelling from Sheffield to Gateshead and back to Hull. American Football, once a curiosity, is now an integral part of my sporting life.
That personal journey mirrors a wider trend. The NFL and College Football aren’t just growing in viewership, they’re driving grassroots participation, sparking curiosity, and winning new generations of fans worldwide.
At Podium, we’re keeping pace with that momentum. Since joining as an apprentice in 2017 and now working as a Data Executive within the Commercial Team, I’ve seen first-hand how our data brings sports to life. Whether it’s interactive dashboards, live coverage, or in-depth analysis, our American Football data delivers fixtures, touchdowns, turnovers, field goals, results, and more – all in real time.
With the 2025 NFL season fast approaching, there’s never been a better moment to explore how Podium’s live Pulse data feeds and easy-to-integrate Sports API can unlock one of the world’s most exciting leagues for your customers.
Because whether you’re in Hull, Houston, or halfway around the world, the NFL is no longer just an American story. It’s a global one – and it’s only just getting started.
Connect with Rob: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-logan1999/
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