NFL Network has renewed its agreement with Sony Interactive Entertainment for national US distribution of NFL Network and NFL RedZone programming services on PlayStation Vue, the live streaming TV service.

PlayStation Vue subscribers receiving NFL Network and NFL RedZone will also continue to have access to the services through NFL.com and the NFL and NFL Network apps across multiple devices. To get these channels, NFL Network will be included in the Core plan for $54.99/month on PS Vue. NFL RedZone will be included in the Sports Pack, which goes for $10/month (requires Core or higher package).

In addition to airing all 65 preseason games, for the upcoming season NFL Network will feature Thursday Night Football (including 7 exclusive live games); popular shows such as Good Morning Football, and NFL GameDay Morning, and a suite of programming and content in celebration of the NFL’s 100th season.

Every Sunday afternoon of the NFL’s regular season, the NFL RedZone channel brings fans every touchdown and all the big moments from every game across the League.  Produced by NFL Network, NFL RedZone cuts from stadium to stadium and delivers fans the most exciting plays as they happen, live and in HD.

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