Nat is an NFL & U.S. sports betting expert at Gambling.com, specialising in American football and the major leagues and betting markets across U.S. sport.
A British writer, broadcaster and podcaster, he has spent close to two decades covering the NFL and has hosted hundreds of live sporting events in both the UK and U.S.
His broadcasting career includes work with the BBC, Sky Sports, Channel 4, Channel 5, ESPN and talkSPORT, establishing him as one of the UK's most experienced voices on American sport.
Areas of Expertise
- NFL Betting
- U.S. Sports Betting
- American Football
- Super Bowl Betting
- MLB & NBA
Professional Experience
Nat began presenting live NFL coverage in 2007 and has since built an extensive career across television, radio, digital media and podcasting.
He has anchored NFL coverage for Channel 5, Channel 4 and the BBC, including the Super Bowl and NFL International Series, as well as hosting live NFL coverage for talkSPORT.
His U.S. sports experience extends to MLB, including the World Series, while he has also served as lead anchor for Sky Sports' British Basketball League coverage.
Alongside broadcasting, Nat has written for The Times and worked on digital projects for Bleacher Report, Goal and Guardian Media.
He is also the creator and host of The Nat Coombs Show, a year-round NFL podcast featuring players, journalists and expert voices from both sides of the Atlantic.
What Nat Does at Gambling.com
At Gambling.com, Nat provides NFL betting analysis and selections throughout the season, covering everything from weekly match-ups and the play-offs to the Super Bowl.
His analysis draws on years spent covering the league, assessing team performance, players, statistics and betting markets to identify the factors that could influence each game.
Every article follows Gambling.com's Editorial Policy and combines detailed research with Nat's extensive first-hand experience covering American football.
"My goal is to use years of covering the NFL to give bettors informed insight into the teams, players and match-ups that matter."






