Nat Coombs is a British television presenter, comedian, producer and writer.

With his passion for sports underpinned by his comedic background, Coombs has become one of the leading faces of personality-driven sports entertainment in the UK. He's currently one of the main anchors for ESPN where he hosts a range of the channel's live output.

He anchors both Major League Baseball & NFL Live on BBC Five Live Sports Xtra and is a regular guest on a range of TV and radio shows, adding his leftfield insight and unique take on the world of sports and their pop culture crossover. He contributes regularly to a range of national newspapers and sites, including ESPN.

As one of the main US Sports broadcasters in the UK he presented NFL Live (FIVE) for 3 seasons between 2007-2010. In 2010 he also co-presented NFL: UK (also FIVE) a weekly magazine show, that was shown on Saturday mornings.

Coombs started out as a live stand up, and still writes and produces lots of comedy. He supports West Ham Utd, Miami Dolphins and the Chicago Cubs. His heroes are TS Eliot, Jim Henson and John Candy. His softball team, the Chevy Chasers, lasted one season, but may come out of retirement if the money's right.

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Nat Coombs is one of ESPN UK's studio hosts, and also presents MLB & NFL coverage on BBC Radio 5 Live. He writes about US Sports for ESPN America 

Mike Carlson co-presents NFL on Channel 4 & BBC, including the Super Bowl, as well as Arena Football & NCAA on Eurosport, and writes extensively for the national media 

Dan Louw is a stand up, author & TV Producer who makes the cult football content Away Day. 

Harry (the Producer) is the brains. Not a high bar, admittedly.


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