Momento adds Steelers and Buccaneers to NFL lineup

Momento expanded its NFL footprint for the 2026 season by adding the Pittsburgh Steelers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, bringing its total to eight teams. The move extends the fan engagement platform’s reach across more stadiums and gives teams more first-party data and sponsorship inventory.

Why it matters: - Momento’s NFL expansion increases the number of stadiums where the company can capture fan reactions and turn them into shareable digital keepsakes. - The added deployments widen Momento’s access to first-party fan data, team insights and in-venue sponsorship opportunities. - The company’s footprint now spans more of professional sports, which can help drive ticket revenue and fan engagement beyond the NFL.

What happened: - Momento announced new 2026 NFL deployments with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. - The additions bring Momento’s NFL presence to eight teams. - Existing NFL activations include the Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens. - Momento also expanded through its partnership with Sports Illustrated Tickets, which brings the platform to six NFL partner clubs: the Atlanta Falcons, Cincinnati Bengals, New England Patriots, Steelers, Buccaneers and Washington Commanders.

The details: - Momento uses ultra-high-resolution cameras placed throughout stadiums to capture fan reactions during key game moments. - The platform turns those moments into personalized photos, GIFs and digital keepsakes that fans can access and share quickly. - Teams receive first-party data, actionable fan insights and digital sponsorship opportunities. - Momento said its technology also helps teams grow ticket revenue, strengthen sponsorship activation and unlock new in-venue revenue. - The company was founded by 2023 Sports Broadcasting Hall of Famer Tom Fletcher and Austin Fletcher. - Beyond the NFL, Momento has activations in Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, Major League Soccer and the National Women’s Soccer League. - More information is available at the company’s website.

Between the lines: - The NFL remains a key growth channel for Momento because it combines large crowds, emotional game moments and strong sponsor demand. - The Sports Illustrated Tickets partnership gives Momento a broader route into team deployments without relying only on direct club-by-club expansion. - The emphasis on first-party data reflects a wider sports-business shift toward owned fan relationships as digital ad targeting becomes harder.

What's next: - Momento’s opening-week NFL activations are already rolling out across the league. - Seattle hosted New England in its home opener on September 9. - Pittsburgh and Cincinnati opened at home on September 13 against Atlanta and Tampa Bay, respectively. - Further adoption across NFL and other major sports leagues is likely if teams keep prioritizing fan engagement and new revenue streams.

The bottom line: - Momento is using NFL stadium moments to scale both fan-facing content and team-facing data products, and the new Steelers and Buccaneers deals deepen that strategy.