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NFL RedZone Streams Explained: How to Watch the 2024 Sunday Football Show for Free Without Cable
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NFL RedZone Streams Explained: How to Watch the 2024 Sunday Football Show for Free Without Cable

The NFL remains one of the most popular professional sports leagues in the United States — and the world — thanks in large part to NFL RedZone. Chris Hanson’s Sunday afternoon show, which boasts “seven hours of commercial-free football” and shows every touchdown each week, has become the king of the football viewing experience.

RedZone works for a couple of reasons. First, it removes the annoying ads that plague most single-game broadcasts. When a game goes to commercials, RedZone cuts out that game and takes the audience to the next best match action. It’s non-stop football, without the tiresome interruptions.

This also makes it easier for fantasy football fans to follow their players, as they witness all the biggest plays and 100 percent of the touchdowns without any commercial breaks.

The best part: NFL fans don’t need cable to access RedZone. Thanks to the arrival of numerous streaming services offering the channel, cord-cutting revolutionaries can also join in on the seven-hour viewing party every Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.

Of course, it can be confusing these days to keep track of what services offer what. For those interested in joining the masses who enjoy NFL RedZone each year, here’s everything you need to know.

NFL RedZone Streams Explained

There are plenty of ways for NFL fans to watch NFL RedZone without cable. The show is broadcast on multiple streaming services, so viewers have options if they want to catch Hanson in action for seven hours of commercial-free football.

Fubo, which comes with a free trial, is among the networks offering consumers NFL Network, while NFL RedZone can be added to the package as part of the Sports Plus add-on. They’re joined by NFL+, Hulu Plus Live TV, Sling TV and YouTube TV.

Streaming option Free? Costs Free trial?
NFL+ No $6.99/month Yes
Fubo No $74.99/month Yes
Hulu Plus Live TV No $69.99/month Yes
Sling TV No $40/month No
YouTube TV No $72.99/month Yes
DirecTV stream No $64.99/month Yes

NFL RedZone free stream

Several streaming services offer a free trial, but Fubo’s is unique compared to the others. Why? Because NFL RedZone is included as part of the free trial, despite being part of a premium package upgrade.

Fubo offers viewers access to all non-Amazon Prime NFL games during the 2023 NFL season. That includes “Sunday Night Football,” “Monday Night Football,” and Sunday afternoon games airing in your local market.

Fubo also has access to NFL Network programming.

What channel is NFL RedZone on?

One of the benefits of streaming is that you don’t have to remember the NFL RedZone channel number. However, cable folks still have to jog their memory about the channel to find the show.

Below you will find NFL RedZone channel listings on every major cable provider:

Supplier Channel
Verizon Fio’s 335 (SD) or 835 (HD)
DirectTV 703
Xfinity 390 (SD) or 899 (HD)
Satellite TV 155
Spectrum 2495

How much does NFL RedZone cost?

The cost of NFL RedZone varies depending on which streaming service you use. The cheapest option is to use NFL+, which includes RedZone as part of its premium package. Streamers only pay $14.99 per month for this, but only have access to NFL Network programming and select national games.

Those looking for a more complete streaming option will have to look elsewhere. Most major streamers make RedZone available as an add-on; these add-ons range in price from $9.99 to $15 per month.

Below you can see how much the NFL RedZone add-on costs for each of the major streaming services and what the total cost of each service would be on top of the base package.

Employ Basic package costs Additional costs Total cost Free trial?
NFL+ $6.99/month $8/month $14.99/month Yes
Fubo $32.99/month $10.99/month $43.98/month Yes
Hulu Plus Live TV $76.99/month $9.99/month $86.98/month Yes
Sling TV $40/month $11/month $51/month No
YouTube TV $72.99/month $10.99/month $83.98/month Yes
DirecTV stream $69.99/month $14.99/month $84.98/month Yes

Is NFL RedZone available on Fubo?

Yes, NFL RedZone is available on Fubo as part of the Sports Plus package. Fubo comes with a free trial and offers NFL fans access to all NFL games that aren’t on Amazon Prime during the 2024 season. So those interested in watching multiple games and streaming NFL RedZone can sign up for the free trial and watch that ad-free NFL action.

Is NFL RedZone on YouTube TV?

Yes, NFL RedZone is available on YouTube TV. Like Fubo, YouTube TV includes NFL RedZone as part of its Sports Plus Add-Ons package. It comes with a free trial and, interestingly, cable junkies can watch RedZone without paying for YouTube TV’s NFL Sunday Ticket.

Is NFL RedZone on Hulu?

Yes, NFL RedZone is on Hulu as part of the Sports Add-on package. It also comes with a free trial.

Is NFL RedZone on Sling TV?

Yes, NFL RedZone is available on Sling TV as part of its sports add-ons. Sling is the least expensive of the major streamers that carry the event — except for NFL+ — but it doesn’t offer a free trial. Additionally, viewers won’t have access to NFL games on Fox, since Sling doesn’t carry those channels.

Is NFL RedZone on NFL+?

Yes, NFL RedZone is available on NFL+ as part of the premium package. Streamers will have access to all NFL Network programming, NFL RedZone, and select national games as part of that service. Football fans will also be able to access All-22 coaches film after games.

Is NFL RedZone on DirecTV Stream?

Yes, NFL RedZone will be available on DirecTV Stream. It will be available as part of the service’s sports add-on package and will cost an additional $15 per month. This maintains the NFL’s longstanding relationship with DirecTV, even after Sunday Ticket left to join YouTube TV.

Jacob Camenker contributed to this article.