The 2023 NFL season officially rolls into October as we get set for the fourth edition of NFL RedZone, showcasing Sunday’s football games for Week 4. It’s another slate of football games today, available commercial-free starting at 1 p.m. EST. While there are a number of ways to watch NFL games for free this season, NFL RedZone remains a premium service from many providers, like fuboTV. If you’re looking for the lowest price, the cheapest way to watch NFL RedZone in 2022 is via Sling at $51 per month. Meanwhile, fans can also stream NFL RedZone for free by signing up for a trial of NFL+ Premium.
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This Sunday’s RedZone schedule picks up after the early London game as we get rolling with the 1 p.m. games. The red-hot Dolphins have a big AFC matchup against the Bills while the stone-cold Broncos and Bears face off against each other. Elsewhere, it’s the Ravens vs. Browns, Bengals vs. Titans, Rams vs. Colts, Buccaneers vs. Saints, Commanders vs. Eagles, Steelers vs. Texans and Vikings vs. Panthers. In the late afternoon slot, we’ve got the Raiders taking on the Chargers and the Cardinals facing the 49ers. We also have Mac Jones and the Patriots taking on Dak Prescott and the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
How to watch NFL RedZone (Week 4 | 2023 season)
How to watch NFL RedZone on TV – Viewers who get RedZone as part of the TV package can watch the Sunday broadcast on the NFL RedZone channel, which varies based on TV provider. Viewers can use their TV provider’s channel finder (like with Xfinity or Spectrum/Charter) to pinpoint the exact channel.
Live stream options: How to watch NFL RedZone without cable – Sling | fuboTV | NFL+ Premium – Fans without cable can watch NFL RedZone by signing up for a la carte streaming services like Sling and fuboTV. However, NFL RedZone is often limited to premium packages, as is the case for both of these services. Meanwhile, NFL+ Premium offers a free trial for its service, which is available on smart TVs and streaming apps.
Sling – Fans can watch RedZone by signing up for the “Sling Blue” package, which includes NFL Network. However, fans also need to sign up for the “Sports Extra” package ($11/month) to get access to NFL RedZone.
fuboTV – A basic fuboTV plan will run fans $59.99 per month, with the Sports Plus with NFL RedZone package running for an extra $10.99 per month.
NFL+ Premium – NFL+ is the league’s streaming service, which added RedZone to its lineup this year. But be warned: RedZone is only available on the NFL+ Premium Tier. Fans can watch NFL Network as well as primetime games for $6.99 per month on NFL+. However, you need the $14.99 NFL+Premium plan to watch NFL RedZone.
Other streaming options that carry RedZone as part of add-on packages include: YouTubeTV and Hulu + Live TV.
What is NFL RedZone? – RedZone is a special gameday broadcast from NFL Network that is commercial-free and carries viewers through all the games on Sundays. Hosted by either Andrew Siciliano or Scott Hanson (depending on which version of the channel you get), RedZone runs from 1 p.m. EST on Sundays through the final afternoon game, constantly switching between broadcasts to show the most exciting parts of each game — especially when a team has entered the titular red zone.
