Heading into Week 2 of NFL action for the 2019 season, here’s how fans can live stream NFL RedZone to stay updated on all the highlight plays and scores.
After another odd Thursday Night Football contest that was delayed by weather and featured a triumphant Tampa Bay Buccaneers team holding on at the goal line to drop the Carolina Panthers to 0-2, this Sunday’s slate of games features plenty of rivalry matchups to enjoy.
On a day that includes a Super Bowl XL rematch, a revenge game/NFC Championship rematch from last season and plenty of divisional head-to-head showdowns, NFL fans can stay updated on all the action with NFL RedZone, which shows the biggest highlights, important plays and all red zone action.
For fantasy football players, it’s a terrific way to keep tabs on who’s doing what and make sure no score goes unaccounted for.
NFL fans can watch RedZone this season online by signing in with their cable provider on the NFL.com site. Sling TV, FuboTV, and Playstation Vue are all subscription-based streaming services that include NFL RedZone through an additional, purchasable sporting package.
For a monthly fee of $4.99, fans can also sign up to watch RedZone on the NFL app.
RedZone is available for each Sunday of the NFL season, starting with the morning slate of games (beginning at 1 p.m. ET) and carrying through the afternoon matchups, which usually start around 4 p.m. or 4:25 p.m. ET.
With so many morning games all going at once on Sundays, NFL RedZone is a terrific way to keep tabs on all the touchdowns, kickoff returns and other highlights at the same time.