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There have been some slight changes, but NFL RedZone is once again back for the NFL season and is available to stream on your television every Sunday this year.
How to Watch NFL RedZone
Fans across the country will wake up in a good mood this Sunday as the 2025-26 season has arrived. With the Cowboys versus the Eagles and the Chargers versus the Chiefs in the books, 26 other teams will all be in action during this opening Week 1 Sunday slate, and you can catch all the action throughout the day with NFL RedZone.
ESPN now officially owns the rights to RedZone, and there are several different ways you can live stream the seven hours of action-packed football.
Fubo and ESPN both have packages featuring the popular football program that alternates between every game.
Fubo offers a free trial to its service and has a wide array of sports and entertainment channels, while ESPN’s new streaming service includes access to every ESPN event and can be bundled right now at a discounted rate with Hulu and Disney+.
There are plenty of storylines to follow this year in the National Football League, and you can keep up to date with all of the latest games and news, no matter what teams you root for, with either of these options.
This is going to be another fantastic NFL season that you will not want to miss; make sure to tune in and catch all the action. There is no better way to experience football on Sundays than with NFL RedZone.
Live stream NFL RedZone with Fubo: Start your subscription now!
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