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Monday, July 27th, 2026 4:14 PM

NFL network loss

You are quickly running out of time to fix your contract issues and bring back the NFL network before the football season starts again.  It [Edited: "Language"] not having it during the off season.  I really like good morning football and some of their other content, but it will be unacceptable not having when the season starts.  I understand you have to negotiate prices and that is not always an easy task.  What you need to understand, is this is the exact same reason I left ATT back in 2019 when they lost the NFL network as a part of their Uverse/DirectTV package. I have been a comcast member ever since then.  If you cannot provide the services I want, and I pay for already, then I will be leaving Xfinity as well and switching to Youtube TV.  If I have to go through all that nonsense, you can be assured I will be finding another Internet Service Provider as well.  The choice is yours.  Resolve your contract issues by September 2026 or lose a client.  

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Dazedpain Disney/ESPN, the owners of NFL Network, have not proposed a deal that Comcast believes is fair for its customers. Comcast pays networks and station owners for the ability to deliver their programming to Comcast customers. Agreements are negotiated to bring customers the best value for the content. 

 

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 your TV package have access to the ESPN Unlimited tier of the ESPN app as part of the service as the service. 

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