The NFL RedZone channel, which tracks all live NFL games on Sunday afternoons to showcase every touchdown, is now broadcasting for the 2026 season.
Hosted by Scott Hanson for his 17th year, RedZone switches between games on CBS and FOX to provide live coverage of key moments. The channel operates from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET on Sundays, covering the early and late afternoon game slates. Coverage may include split-screen views of multiple games.
For viewers without cable, live TV streaming services offer a way to watch RedZone. Fubo is recommended for sports fans, with its Pro plan including channels necessary for streaming football. To access RedZone specifically, the Sports Extra add-on is required.
The cost for subscribing to Fubo and the Sports Extra add-on for RedZone is $74.98 for the first month after a five-day free trial. After the initial discounted period, the monthly cost rises to $99.98.
Week 1 matchups scheduled for RedZone coverage include:
1 p.m. ET: Buccaneers vs. Bengals (FOX) Saints vs. Lions Jets vs. Titans Ravens vs. Colts Falcons vs. Steelers Bears vs. Panthers Browns vs. Jaguars Bills vs. Texans
4:25 p.m. ET: Dolphins vs. Raiders Packers vs. Vikings Commanders vs. Eagles Cardinals vs. Chargers