Nat Coombs

Nat Coombs
Born	Nathaniel Coombs London, England
Other names	Nat Coombs
Occupation	Television & radio presenter, writer
Years active	2005–present

Nathaniel 'Nat' Coombs is a British television & radio presenter & writer.

Coombs was educated at the boys' independent school Dulwich College in Dulwich, South London, and at University College London.

Coombs is primarily a sports presenter – specialising in football and US Sports – and has worked with BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5, ESPN, The Guardian & Talksport. Coombs' long association with the NFL began in 2007 when he began to present Channel 5's live NFL American Football coverage, alongside Mike Carlson broadcasting all Sunday Night Football and some Monday Night Football games. He hosted Channel 5 coverage between 2007-2010 when Channel 5 dropped US Sports from its overnight schedules. In 2010, he also co-presented NFL: UK, a weekly magazine show, also on Channel 5 that was shown on Saturday mornings, alongside Trevor Nelson and Natalie Pinkham. After Channel 5 ended its US Sport coverage Coombs moved to Channel 4 when it became the home of NFL on UK TV, he hosted NFL Live on Channel 4 every Sunday night alongside Mike Carlson, the NFL International Games and The American Football Show every Saturday Morning or Monday night alongside Vernon Kay between 2012-2015. When Channel 4 dropped the NFL after the 2015 Super Bowl, the BBC agreed to a deal with the NFL to cover the International Games from Wembley and the Super Bowl live with highlights of every week from 2015 onwards, with Coombs and Carlson again reunited to host BBC Coverage. Away from NFL Coombs also presented both live NFL and MLB coverage (including the World Series) on BBC Radio, where he was the regular host of the weekly MLB show between 2010–2013.

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