Giants expand NBC 4 and Telemundo 47 preseason coverage for 2026, adding new pre-game shows and Spanish-language matchup

The New York Giants are expanding their partnership agreement with NBC 4 New York/WNBC and Telemundo 47/WNJU for the 2026-27 NFL season, adding more locally produced preseason programming and a Spanish-language broadcast of a key early matchup.

In the latest announcement dated August 4, 2026, the Giants said their weekly Training Camp series returns this August on all WNBC platforms. The program, described as the “All-Access” Training Camp Program, will run Saturdays during the camp period and include exclusive content from The Greenbrier, giving local viewers a consistent window into the team’s preseason practices and behind-the-scenes access.

The expanded slate also includes three separate, 30-minute pre-game shows that will air on NBC 4 New York’s over-the-air channel and on the network’s digital platforms ahead of each Giants preseason game. The Giants’ release said the new pre-game programming will be presented by Quest®, positioning the broadcasts as a recurring lead-in to the team’s on-field work.

For Spanish-language audiences, the Giants said Telemundo 47/WNJU will carry an exclusive Spanish-language preseason broadcast of the Giants vs. Dolphins matchup across Telemundo 47’s platforms. The team further noted the WNJU broadcast will include national sports announcers Miguel Gurwitz and Rolando Cantú, who are identified in the announcement as part of the Thursday Night Football and NBC Sunday Night Football teams on their respective platforms.

The partnership expansion also includes a “Coach Harbaugh Show,” which is presented as part of the broader local package for the 2026-27 season. That addition underscores the Giants’ approach of using the preseason as a platform for regular, structured communication with fans rather than limiting team content to occasional specials.

From a broadcasting and fan-consumption standpoint, the agreement reflects how NFL teams increasingly treat preseason media windows as part of their year-round engagement strategy. By combining over-the-air and digital coverage for English-language viewers with a dedicated Spanish-language game broadcast, the Giants are strengthening their presence across multiple platforms throughout August.

Giants fans and New Jersey-area viewers will be watching for how the new pre-game format settles into each week’s preseason routine, and whether the Spanish-language Giants-Dolphins telecast becomes a flagship moment for local coverage. With the preseason schedule and exact broadcast dates to be determined as the NFL’s calendar firms up, the partnership expansion is already a clear indicator of what the Giants plan to emphasize before kickoff.