Hulu will soon stream NFL Network and RedZone. What new deal means for football fans
Football loving cable-cutters can jump for joy.
On Tuesday, the NFL announced that Hulu reached an agreement to bring the NFL Network and RedZone over the popular streaming service.
“We are excited to bring NFL Network and NFL RedZone to Hulu + Live TV subscribers,” said Hans Schroeder, COO of NFL Media said in the statement. “One of our top priorities as a League remains broadening the distribution platforms for NFL content, and so we’re very pleased to bring our lineup of award-winning shows and live games to Hulu’s live subscribers starting in the 2021 NFL season.”
On Aug. 1, Hulu will begin carrying popular shows like “Good Morning Football,” “NFL GameDay Morning,” “NFL Total Access” and “NFL Now,” the statement said.
“With the addition of NFL Network and NFL RedZone to our channel lineup, Hulu + Live TV continues to be the ultimate destination for sports fans to watch thousands of hours of live sports programming,” said Reagan Feeney, a senior vice president with Hulu.
The Hulu + Live TV subscription costs $64.99 per month.
The national networks — CBS, Fox and NBC — will continue to carry NFL games on Sunday and ESPN retains “Monday Night Football.”
The Hulu deal comes a month after the NFL announced a series of “multibillion-dollar TV deals, including a historic contract giving Amazon.com Inc. exclusive rights to Thursday football broadcasts, a first for a streaming company,” according to AdAge.
Hulu fans took to Twitter to express their excitement over the new development.
This story was originally published April 20, 2021 at 3:02 PM with the headline "Hulu will soon stream NFL Network and RedZone. What new deal means for football fans."