All 32 NFL Teams on FANZO
Pick your team below. Each page shows sports bars confirmed to broadcast that franchise's games, with Sunday Ticket filters, kickoff times, and bar details.
Every NFL Franchise, One Search Away
The NFL has 32 teams split across the AFC and NFC. FANZO covers every single one. Tap a team below to see bars near you showing their games, with schedules, broadcast info, and Sunday Ticket filters.
Find Your Team's Bars
FANZO lists every confirmed sports bar showing NFL games for all 32 teams. Each team page includes broadcast details, division rivals, and a Sunday Ticket filter for out-of-market games. Pick your franchise, drop your location, find where to watch.
If you are looking for NFL bars in a specific city rather than by team, head to the NFL hub for city-by-city guides covering New York, Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Miami, Houston, Boston, Las Vegas, and San Francisco.
AFC East
The AFC's East Coast powerhouses. Bills, Dolphins, Patriots, and Jets battle twice a year in one of football's toughest divisions.
Buffalo Bills Bars
Four straight Super Bowl appearances and a loyal fanbase across upstate New York.
Browse Bills
Miami Dolphins Bars
Two perfect-season Lombardis and a football culture that runs deep in South Florida.
Browse Dolphins
New England Patriots Bars
Six Super Bowl titles and one of the most dedicated fanbases in football.
Browse Patriots
New York Jets Bars
MetLife Stadium co-tenants with a passionate following across the tri-state area.
Browse Jets
AFC North
Football's most physical division. Steelers, Ravens, Bengals, and Browns play smash-mouth rivalry games that turn any bar into a stadium.
Baltimore Ravens Bars
Two Lombardis built on historically dominant defenses.
Browse Ravens
Cincinnati Bengals Bars
The Who Dey faithful bring high energy to every AFC North matchup.
Browse Bengals
Cleveland Browns Bars
One of football's oldest franchises, with a fanbase that never quits.
Browse Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers Bars
Six Lombardis and Steeler Nation stretching coast to coast.
Browse Steelers
AFC South
Four franchises stretching from Texas to Florida. Texans, Colts, Jaguars, and Titans compete in the AFC's southern corridor.
Houston Texans Bars
The NFL's youngest franchise, building a real football culture in H-Town.
Browse Texans
Indianapolis Colts Bars
Two Super Bowl titles and a consistent AFC South contender.
Browse Colts
Jacksonville Jaguars Bars
DUUUVAL energy and a growing football scene in North Florida.
Browse Jaguars
Tennessee Titans Bars
Nashville's franchise, remembered for the "One Yard Short" Super Bowl finish.
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AFC West
The division the rest of the AFC has to go through. Chiefs, Broncos, Raiders, and Chargers from Kansas City to the West Coast.
Denver Broncos Bars
Three Super Bowl titles and a passionate fanbase across the Rocky Mountain West.
Browse Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs Bars
Four Super Bowl titles, Arrowhead Stadium, and Chiefs Kingdom coast to coast.
Browse Chiefs
Las Vegas Raiders Bars
Three Lombardis and Raider Nation filling Allegiant Stadium and bars across Vegas.
Browse Raiders
Los Angeles Chargers Bars
SoFi Stadium co-tenants chasing their first Super Bowl title.
Browse Chargers
NFC East
The NFL's biggest media market division. Cowboys, Eagles, Giants, and Commanders draw massive TV audiences and fill bars coast to coast.
Dallas Cowboys Bars
America's Team. Five Lombardis and one of the biggest global fanbases in sports.
Browse Cowboys
New York Giants Bars
Four Super Bowl titles and a loyal following across the tri-state area.
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Philadelphia Eagles Bars
One Lombardi, the most intense home crowd in football, and bars that match the energy.
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Washington Commanders Bars
Three Super Bowl titles and a fanbase spread across the DMV region.
Browse Commanders
NFC North
Cold-weather football at its best. Bears, Lions, Packers, and Vikings bring some of the oldest rivalries in the league.
Chicago Bears Bars
Charter NFL franchise with nine pre-merger championships and Soldier Field.
Browse Bears
Detroit Lions Bars
Ford Field, Thanksgiving Day football, and a fanbase that sticks through everything.
Browse Lions
Green Bay Packers Bars
Four Super Bowl titles, Lambeau Field, and the only community-owned franchise in the NFL.
Browse Packers
Minnesota Vikings Bars
Four Super Bowl appearances and a fanbase that fills U.S. Bank Stadium purple every Sunday.
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NFC South
Football across the Sun Belt. Falcons, Panthers, Saints, and Bucs bring southern heat and passionate fanbases to every divisional matchup.
Atlanta Falcons Bars
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the NFC South, and a growing football scene in Atlanta.
Browse Falcons
Carolina Panthers Bars
Bank of America Stadium and a fanbase covering both Carolinas.
Browse Panthers
New Orleans Saints Bars
One Lombardi, the Superdome, and a football culture inseparable from the city itself.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers Bars
Two Super Bowl titles and a growing football scene across the Tampa Bay area.
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NFC West
West Coast football from the desert to the Pacific Northwest. Cardinals, Rams, 49ers, and Seahawks play in some of the NFL's best stadiums.
Arizona Cardinals Bars
The NFL's oldest franchise, now at State Farm Stadium in the Valley of the Sun.
Browse Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams Bars
Two Super Bowl titles and SoFi Stadium anchoring the LA football scene.
Browse Rams
San Francisco 49ers Bars
Five Lombardis and a faithful fanbase stretching across the entire Bay Area.
Browse 49ers
Seattle Seahawks Bars
One Lombardi, the 12th Man, and Lumen Field's legendary noise.
Browse Seahawks
