Hello, user_im07gb. I really appreciate you taking the time to share your interest in NFL coverage—staying connected to your favorite sports is important, and I’m happy to assist. On Thursday, April 30 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time (ET), Comcast’s agreement to carry NFL Network and NFL RedZone expired. As a result, this programming is no longer available with Xfinity or Comcast Business, including any related programming on Xfinity Stream and On Demand.
Comcast pays programmers to bring customers the entertainment, information, and sports they want. Comcast works to negotiate fair terms to ensure the greatest value for customers given all the ways content can be accessed today. So far, Disney/ESPN has not proposed a deal that Comcast believes is fair for its customers. Comcast continues to work towards making this programming available again with fair pricing, terms, and conditions for customers.
You can visist xfinity.com/howitworks for more information on how great content is delivered to Comcast’s customers.
I also wanted to share some great viewing options. NFL coverage is available on FS1 (Fox Sports 1) with The Herd with Colin Cowherd, and with shows like Sports Center on ESPN or ESPN2. Xfinity TV customers who have ESPN as part of their TV package have access to the ESPN Unlimited tier of the ESPN app as part of their service (activation may be required).
In addition, Comcast offers a range of similar, alternative content.
- Free streaming services, like Xumo Play, Pluto TV, and others, offer a wide variety of sports and entertainment programming. - Paid subscription streaming services, like Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video, offer TV shows, sports, movies, documentaries, original content, and more. - For specific programs or channels, you can use My Channel Lineup. - You can also use your Xfinity Voice Remote to find alternative viewing options. Just say the name of a program or something like “entertainment” or “football” into it.
If you’d like help finding something specific or exploring what’s included in your plan, I’m always here to help!
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Hello, user_im07gb. I really appreciate you taking the time to share your interest in NFL coverage—staying connected to your favorite sports is important, and I’m happy to assist. On Thursday, April 30 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time (ET), Comcast’s agreement to carry NFL Network and NFL RedZone expired. As a result, this programming is no longer available with Xfinity or Comcast Business, including any related programming on Xfinity Stream and On Demand.
Comcast pays programmers to bring customers the entertainment, information, and sports they want. Comcast works to negotiate fair terms to ensure the greatest value for customers given all the ways content can be accessed today. So far, Disney/ESPN has not proposed a deal that Comcast believes is fair for its customers. Comcast continues to work towards making this programming available again with fair pricing, terms, and conditions for customers.
You can visist xfinity.com/howitworks for more information on how great content is delivered to Comcast’s customers.
I also wanted to share some great viewing options. NFL coverage is available on FS1 (Fox Sports 1) with The Herd with Colin Cowherd, and with shows like Sports Center on ESPN or ESPN2. Xfinity TV customers who have ESPN as part of their TV package have access to the ESPN Unlimited tier of the ESPN app as part of their service (activation may be required).
In addition, Comcast offers a range of similar, alternative content.
- Free streaming services, like Xumo Play, Pluto TV, and others, offer a wide variety of sports and entertainment programming.
- Paid subscription streaming services, like Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video, offer TV shows, sports, movies, documentaries, original content, and more.
- For specific programs or channels, you can use My Channel Lineup.
- You can also use your Xfinity Voice Remote to find alternative viewing options. Just say the name of a program or something like “entertainment” or “football” into it.
If you’d like help finding something specific or exploring what’s included in your plan, I’m always here to help!
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