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The National Football League

Counsel

New York, NY · On-site

Counsel will also assist in negotiation, administration and enforcement of the NFL-NFLPA Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), including representing the league and clubs in arbitration under the ...

The National Football League

Counsel

New York, NY · On-site

$250K - $275K/yr

Counsel will also assist in negotiation, administration and enforcement of the NFL-NFLPA Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), including representing the league and clubs in arbitration under the ...

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What are the positions in the NFL and what do they do?

In the NFL, player positions include quarterbacks who lead the offense, running backs who run with the ball, wide receivers who catch passes, linemen who block and protect, linebackers who defend against the run and pass, cornerbacks and safeties who cover receivers and defend the pass, and kickers and punters who handle kicking duties. Each position requires specific skills and responsibilities to contribute to the team's overall strategy and success.

How much do NFL jobs pay?

NFL jobs vary widely in pay depending on the role, experience, and level of responsibility. Entry-level positions such as administrative or support staff may earn around $30,000 to $50,000 annually, while coaching, executive, or specialized roles can pay six figures or more. Many positions also require specific skills, certifications, or experience in sports management or related fields.

What is the difference between In The Nfl vs Football Coach?

AspectIn The NflFootball Coach
Required CredentialsHigh school diploma, NFL coaching certifications, extensive football experienceHigh school diploma or college degree, coaching certifications, football experience
Work EnvironmentProfessional stadiums, NFL team facilities, high-pressure environmentSchool or community fields, training facilities, varied environments
Employer & Industry UsageNFL teams, professional sports industrySchools, youth leagues, amateur and college teams

In The Nfl and football coach roles both involve football expertise, but In The Nfl typically requires higher credentials, operates in a professional environment, and is employed by NFL teams. Football coaches work at various levels, including schools and amateur leagues, with different credential requirements and less intense pressure.

What jobs pay 2000 a day?

In the NFL, high-paying roles such as head coaches, top executives, and certain specialized consultants can earn around $2,000 or more per day, especially when factoring in contracts, bonuses, and endorsements. These positions typically require extensive experience, leadership skills, and often involve high-pressure environments. Most other jobs do not regularly pay this amount daily, but freelance or consulting roles in various industries can also reach similar earnings depending on expertise and workload.

What do NFL waterboys get paid?

NFL waterboys typically earn between $53,000 and $75,000 per year, depending on experience and team. They often work long hours during practices and games, and some teams may provide additional benefits or stipends for travel and accommodations.

What are some common challenges NFL players face during the transition from college football to the professional league?

NFL players often encounter several challenges when moving from college to the professional level, including adapting to a faster-paced game, more complex playbooks, and the higher physical and mental demands of the sport. The transition also requires adjusting to the increased media attention, rigorous travel schedules, and the business aspects of professional contracts. Team dynamics can be more competitive, as players now compete with established professionals for roster spots and playing time. Support from coaches, teammates, and team staff is crucial, but resilience and adaptability are key to a successful transition.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an NFL player, and why are they important?

To thrive as an NFL player, you need exceptional athletic ability, deep knowledge of football strategy, and often collegiate playing experience. Mastery of playbooks, video analysis software, and advanced strength and conditioning programs are typically required. Resilience, teamwork, and strong work ethic are vital soft skills that distinguish top performers. These skills and qualities are essential for excelling in the highly competitive, physically demanding, and team-oriented environment of professional football.

What does it mean to have a job 'in the NFL'?

Having a job 'in the NFL' typically refers to working for the National Football League, either as a player, coach, referee, or in various support and administrative roles. The NFL is a professional American football league comprising 32 teams, and it employs thousands of people across different functions. While many people think of players and coaches, there are also opportunities in marketing, finance, event management, media, and more. Working in the NFL can be highly competitive and often requires specialized skills or experience in sports or related fields.
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2026 NFL Films Fall Internship Program

2026 NFL Films Fall Internship Program

The National Football League

Mount Laurel, NJ • On-site

Full-time, Internship

This job post has expired today. Applications are no longer accepted.

Job description

COMPANY INFORMATION
Winner of 138 Emmy Awards and counting, NFL Films is widely recognized as the most honored filmmaker in sports and is credited with revolutionizing the way America watches football and sports in general. Each year, NFL Films produces more than 600 hours of new NFL programming for NFL Network, ESPN, HBO, Netflix, Prime Video, all major broadcast channels and numerous cable networks, NFL.com, and content-streaming platforms. Additionally, NFL Films provides audio/visual and engineering support for other divisions of the NFL.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The NFL Films Internship Program is a paid opportunity. Participants in the program will experience one of the most unique learning environments in the sports television and film industries that is known for offering an applied approach to learning. Our award-winning staff is willing to assist and mentor individuals with a serious desire to further their studies and achieve their career goals. Incorporated into the internship program are seminars that cover a broad range of production topics, including Q-&-A sessions with NFL executives and former interns. Additionally, we provide time for interns to observe and experience all phases of our operations in film and video production.
The NFL Films Internship Program is not a rotational experience. Interns are assigned to (1) department for the duration of their internship. There are several departments within NFL Films that offer internship opportunities. A description of each position can be found below. We will assign an intern in one position based on their stated interest, course of study, experience, and career path.Please thoroughly read through each department description before selecting your area of interest in our application.
REQUIREMENTS
The 2026 NFL Films Fall Internship program runs from Monday, August 24, 2026 - Friday, February 12, 2027. Applicants must be available on site for the duration of the internship session, five days a week from Monday through Friday (Full days = 8 hours; Half days are not an option for most positions).
Deadline to apply is 5:00pm EST Friday, June 12.
EDUCATION
This internship is open to current college students who are rising seniors and recent college graduates. Students must either be enrolled in a full-time academic program and currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree with a minimum GPA of at least 3.0, or a college graduate who is less than 1-year from their graduation date at the scheduled start of the internship session. Academic transcripts (official or unofficial) will be requested to confirm GPA. Acceptance is contingent upon the outcome of a standard background investigation.
Students may participate in the NFL Films Internship Program for academic credit. However, receipt of academic credit is entirely dependent upon the policies of the university and is the responsibility of the student. Participants will be paid during the internship regardless of whether academic credit is received.
TO APPLY
Complete the online application and questionnaire. When prompted, please upload both a cover letter and a resume.
Your application will not be reviewed if it does not contain both a cover letter and a resume.
SCHEDULE OF RECRUITMENT PROCESS
  • Interviews: June - July
  • Program Start Date: Monday, August 24, 2026
  • Program End Date: Friday, February 12, 2027

POSITION DESCRIPTIONS
Please thoroughly read through the description of each position before selecting your area of interest in our application.
Creative & Technical Positions:
  • CREATIVE PRODUCING
    • Creative Storytelling & Editing; Office-Based; Long-Form Content Creation
      • This position is within the Producers Department and is appropriate for individuals interested in a career as a storyteller, creative editor, or in a creative Producing role involving the content of a show. Interns in this department will work with our Emmy Award-winning Producers and learn all aspects of the NFL Films-style of storytelling. This position is best for students focused on long-form, documentary-style storytelling in sports. This position is not structured as a pathway to on-air opportunities, news reporting, or sideline reporting. Producers at NFL Films are responsible for the content of the entire production: from conception of the story, including researching storylines and footage, to directing interviews and shoots, editing, scripting narration, and through to the final edit. Creative Producing interns will have the opportunity to learn from those Producers and contribute to our high-profile programming. Responsibilities will vary depending upon assignment and may include researching the history of a player, team, or story; light editing; logging interviews, game footage, and radio calls; and on-location and in-house shoots. Preference is given to individuals with an understanding of editing software and an interest in telling creative football stories through video.
  • CREATIVE PRODUCING: SOCIAL MEDIA
    • Creative; Office-Based; Video Editing; Analytics; Short-Form Content Creation
      • This position is within the Producers Department and is appropriate for individuals interested in a creative career in video editing, storytelling, and Social Media brand management. Interns in this role will assist with the day-to-day operations of NFL Films' social media channels. The Social Media team is responsible for promoting weekly shows, making creative use of archival footage, and crafting new video content to enforce the NFL Films brand, going beyond the use of graphics-based and photo-based content. The intern will learn how to tell a story with a quick video runtime and limited word count, while capturing the audience's attention, and documenting and interpreting analytics to curate future content. The intern will assist with tracking the growth of each platform and finding new, creative ways to be in the conversation of news, pop culture, and football. This role requires candidates to have experience with editing software such as Premiere and Avid (outside of in-app video editing experience). Candidates should have a desire to keep up with the dynamic pace of social media. Fluency across multiple social media platforms is required.
  • STUDIO SHOW PRODUCING: FOOTBALL ANALYSIS
    • All-22; Xs & Os; Technical & Creative
      • This position is within the Producers Department and is appropriate for individuals interested in a career creating content that focuses on in-depth Xs & Os knowledge of the game of football. This position is assigned to the production of a weekly live-to-tape show ("NFL Matchup") with Producers who are responsible for reviewing and analyzing team coaching tape and producing/editing segments for analysis by on-air talent. Interns will learn to build/edit a studio show with pre-packaged elements in Adobe Premiere. They will have the opportunity for film study, segment creation, and will also learn how to create promotional content for different social media platforms. Interns in this position have gone on to work for film departments and coaching staffs at various levels of the game, as well as producing positions involving football analysis. Working knowledge of multiple social media platforms and editing experience is required. This is a football-based internship with a heavy focus on X's and O's and a healthy dose of video editing. A strong background in football beyond a love for the game is required. Individuals applying for this position are required to possess a high level of X's & O's knowledge of the game at the college level and beyond and be able to communicate the overall structure of an offense or defense as well as overall scheme, matchup coverage, and play design in detail.
  • STUDIO PRODUCTION & AUDIO/VISUAL ENGINEERING
    • Technical; Studio-based; Dynamic
      • This internship is appropriate for those interested in the technical side of film, post-production, and broadcast television. The engineering department at NFL Films works with some of the most advanced equipment in the industry. It supports our end-users by designing, deploying, repairing, and maintaining the edit rooms, recording studios, control rooms, shooting stages, and all the associated systems needed to run a modern post-production, film, and television studio. Participants in the program, not only learn from and assist our engineers, but also work in our live television production studio and shooting stage. You'll gain valuable experience working with our crews in the control rooms, tape room, video shading, and on teleprompter. Additionally, you'll assist our stage and lighting crews with the setting up of various studio-based shows and ENG film style shoots. Engineering positions in film and television are in demand and this internship will give participants the fundamental knowledge needed to be successful in the industry.
  • POST-PRODUCTION VIDEO EDITING & COLOR GRADING
    • Technical Editing; Office-Based; Post-Production
      • This position is within the Video Post-Production Operations Department and is appropriate for those individuals interested in a career as a technical Editor (online and final edit) or Colorist for post-production. Interns in this department will work with our Editors and Graders to learn all aspects of the video post-production environment at NFL Films. Interns will gain knowledge of how we assemble, color correct, and finish/deliver content to our broadcast partners. Whether it be documentaries both short and long form, b-roll and sound pieces for various studio live shows, as well as several other deliverables (trailers, social media posts, etc.), interns will work with all of NFL Films' productions in their final stages of completion. Preference will be given to those with experience with the full Adobe Suite (Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop) and Da Vinci Resolve. Interns interested in creative editing (storytelling) should apply to the Creative Producing position offered in this application.
  • AUDIO ENGINEERING & TELEVISION MIXING
    • Creative & Technical; Office-Based; Film/TV Sound Mixing
      • This position is within the Audio Department and is appropriate for individuals interested in obtaining a career in post-production audio, television studio mixing and/or location recording and mixing. Interns will experience all aspects of audio at NFL Films. They will work with Audio Mixers to gain knowledge of operations on our shooting stage during live shoots, including setup, troubleshooting, wiring talent, and assisting the studio mixer. They will also get to work with our Music Editors who select, edit, QC and cue sheet music for our productions. Interns will primarily work with our Audio Operations department and gain experience with equipment used to transfer our 60+ years of legacy audio from various analog formats to digital files, locating audio clips for various productions, editing/archiving radio calls from NFL games, and syncing daily production footage. In addition, interns will be given opportunities to observe and assist our award-winning Mixers with on-location recording, voice-over recording, sound design, and post-production mixing sessions. Priority is given to those individuals studying the craft of Audio and all interns will be expected to learn the BlackMagic DaVinci Resolve/Fairlight DAW, which is used extensively throughout the Audio department.
  • FIELD ACQUISITION - LOCATION CAMERA/AUDIO
    • Technical; In-Office, Set Work & Field Work; Creative
      • This position is within the NFL FILMS Field Acquisition Department. This department combines both the Camera Dept and the Location Sound groups. On the Camera side, this position is appropriate for individuals looking for a career as a Sports Cinematographer, Director of Photography, Assistant Camera/Focus Puller, Camera Technician, or Robotic Camera Operator/Technician. On the Location Sound side, this position is appropriate for individuals looking for a career in working sideline sound at games, recording Player and Coach micing at games, and live player audio feeds for Network TV via NFL Enhanced Audio. Interns will work with our Emmy Award-winning Cinematographers and Sound Team learning proper care, maintenance, and handling of cinema cameras and lenses from our extensive inventory, audio mixers and recorder techniques, while also acquiring real world experience working with our crews in the field for various shoots. Interns will learn how to light and shoot NFL Films-style productions and will be given time to light and shoot in various test situations, while receiving feedback from our Cinematographers and Audio team. Candidates interested in this internship position should have a basic knowledge of on-location film and video production and related camera and sound equipment. Experience filming sports, narrative, and/or documentary-style (within or outside of the classroom) is a plus.
  • ARCHIVAL VIDEO EDITING & RESEARCH
    • Technical Editing; Office-Based; Football-Focused
      • This position is within the Media Services Department and is appropriate for individuals who are interested in utilizing their technical editing knowledge, while expanding their research and communication skills. The National Football League holds the rights to all NFL footage and this department is responsible for compiling and disseminating that footage to companies who have a licensing agreement with the NFL. The intern assigned to this department will assist in researching and gathering material for outside television networks, NFL teams, news stations, and movies/television shows requiring NFL footage. Utilizing our in-house search and database systems, this department chooses aesthetically appropriate shots based on the request to be filled and creates a compilation reel for each job. Interns will also assist the department in completing the department's additional daily tasks. Individuals requesting this position must have prior editing experience. Knowledge of Adobe Premiere is preferred. This is a video-based position.

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