YouTube TV adds NFL Network to its core lineup

With football season right around the corner, YouTube TV is making some significant changes to its sports coverage. Beginning today, the NFL Network is available as part of the YouTube TV base membership. Football fans will be able to watch live game...

Roger Goodell: ‘We’re Not Focused’ On NFL’s Return To L.A. in 2016


NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says the league is not focusing its attention on a possible to Los Angeles.This was the first pressing agenda Goodell discussed with the owners during their annual...

Thursday Night Football to be Broadcast on TV


NFL announced yesterday that it has partnered with CBS for the TV broadcast of Thursday Night Football games.  CBS has reserved the rights to produce and televise the whole 2014 Thursday Night...

NFL Network’s Thursday Night Football Xtra app comes to Android

NFL Network's Thursday Night Football Xtra app comes to Android

Just in time to arrive alongside some real referees, the NFL Network has expanded the companion app experience for its Thursday night game to include Android users. Now active as the Browns take on the Ravens in a game where a defender catching the ball in the end zone with both hands is likely to be ruled an interception and not a touchdown, Thursday Night Football Xtra promises fans additional interaction with polls, games, stats. There's also live video reports from Simon Wilcots on the sideline, as well as some conveniently placed ads as seen in the screenshot above. We checked it out early on and the content available was mirrored across devices and platforms, although it was oddly stuck in portrait mode on our Nexus 7. The feature debuted on iOS last week, and is now available on Android phones and tablets as a separate app from the standard NFL '12. Hit the source link below to download it (Verizon subscribers have their own version) as we wait to see if Brandon Weeden can learn to play quarterback before he turns 30.

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NFL Network's Thursday Night Football Xtra app comes to Android originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 27 Sep 2012 21:12:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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NFL Network and RedZone Channel coming to Time Warner Cable (Update: Officially confirmed)

NFL Network and RedZone Channel coming to Time Warner Cable

You don't have to look high (or low) to find a litany of complaints regarding Time Warner Cable's service, support or pricing, but it's evidently aiming to right one particular wrong later today. According to Bloomberg, the National Football League has inked a deal with TWC to bring the NFL Network and RedZone Channel to its systems. The move comes just months after the NFL ushered its networks onto rival Cablevision, putting TWC is a particular bind in the greater NYC market. It's still unclear where the channels will be positioned and how much extra you'll have to pony up to get 'em, but hey -- it's cheaper than moving to a FiOS neighborhood. (Though, admittedly, less satisfying.)

Update: Both parties have confirmed it, NFL Network and NFL RedZone Channel are coming to Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks starting September 23rd. NFL Network will be included for customers on the Digital Basic and Sports Pass tiers, while NFL RedZone is on the Sports Pass package only, check the press release after the break for the relevant details and self-congratulatory affirmations.

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NFL Network and RedZone Channel coming to Time Warner Cable (Update: Officially confirmed) originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 21 Sep 2012 13:54:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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NFL Network, a la carte NFL RedZone Channel are coming to Google Fiber subscribers

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It isn't quite ESPN, but sports fans who also happen to love technology -- yes, they exist -- will be happy to know that choosing Google Fiber doesn't mean going without NFL Network and NFL RedZone. All Google Fiber subscribers will get NFL Network, while NFL RedZone will run you $10 a month, but for only four months of the year. Not exactly just in time, though, as you won't be able to subscribe to NFL RedZone until one day after the first Sunday of football on September 10th. Either way, this is huge news if you're a fan of the most popular sport in the US -- but not so much for Timer Warner Cable which is the single biggest cable provider who doesn't carry it, and happens to compete against Google for subscribers in Kansas City.

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NFL Network, a la carte NFL RedZone Channel are coming to Google Fiber subscribers originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 08 Sep 2012 23:12:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Cablevision set to offer NFL Network, RedZone Channel after finally striking a deal

Cablevision set to offer NFL Network, Redzone Channel after finally striking a deal

It certainly took a lot longer than we expected it to, but it's here at last: Cablevision and the National Football League have finally struck a viewing deal -- a multi-year agreement, no less. Earlier today, the aforementioned TV provider announced it will start offering the well-known NFL Network and RedZone Channel to its Optimum TV customers starting tomorrow, with both channels being available in standard definition and, of course, high-def as well. Naturally, Cablevision users will have to be subscribed to the proper IO package in order to get the action included in these channels, but something tells us you won't mind upgrading your bundle if need be. The official word from the cable company's in the PR below, and now you have something else to look forward to tomorrow.

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Cablevision set to offer NFL Network, RedZone Channel after finally striking a deal originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 16 Aug 2012 20:23:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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