Vira Trend Reports

YouTube American football channel growth

Region: global · 30-day growth window ending 2026-10-06 · Page updated 2026-10-07

YouTube public channel statistics (subscribers, views), collected daily by Vira's own channel-tracking pipeline. Growth % = subscribers gained in the last 30 days divided by the subscriber count 30 days ago, shown only for channels with a complete 30-day history and at least 50,000 current subscribers. Topic is YouTube's own classification for the channel, not Vira's; channels with more than 2 topic tags are excluded to keep the niche match tight.

ChannelTopicSubscribersGained (30d)GrowthViews gained (30d)
Jake AsmanSport, American football76,90010,500+15.8%1,028,476
Aaron WilsonSport, American football59,8005,900+10.9%719,194
Mile High HuddleSport, American football51,7005,000+10.7%1,024,430
FRDi FootballAmerican football, Sport78,2006,500+9.1%15,034,768
FieldFlixAmerican football, Sport473,00036,000+8.2%23,783,451
Browns Report by Chat SportsSport, American football87,0005,700+7%6,290,325
Los Angeles RamsAmerican football, Sport463,00025,000+5.7%5,666,750
Ice SportsSport, American football54,9002,900+5.6%9,828,753
ShedeurSandersTVAmerican football, Sport89,3004,600+5.4%10,979,865
Ravens Rundown by Chat SportsAmerican football, Sport53,2002,500+4.9%2,600,250
Top mover is Jake Asman, up 15.8% in subscribers over 30 days —an established channel (created 2012) that gained 10,500 subscribers in 30 days, a 15.8% increase over its subscriber base a month earlier.

Frequently asked

Which YouTube American football channel is growing fastest right now?

"Jake Asman" (Sport, American football) gained 10,500 subscribers in the last 30 days, a 15.8% increase over its subscriber count a month earlier, reaching 76,900 subscribers. Data from YouTube public channel statistics via Vira, as of 2026-10-06.

How is "growth %" calculated in a Vira YouTube report?

Growth % is the number of subscribers a channel gained in the last 30 days, divided by its subscriber count 30 days earlier. Vira only publishes this for channels with a complete 30-day history and at least 50,000 current subscribers, to avoid brand-new channels with no real baseline skewing the ranking.

Where does the "topic" label come from?

Topic is YouTube's own classification for the channel (its public topicCategories), not Vira's editorial judgment. Channels tagged with more than two topics are excluded from this report to keep the niche match tight.

Data and methodology

Full source and quality notes: methodology. Machine-readable version of this table: /reports/youtube/american-football/llms-full.txt.