Are you ready for some football? We are! Starting today, NFL Network will launch nationwide on PlayStation Vue, so you can access NFL coverage 24/7 using PlayStation Vue’s unique streaming features. Also starting today, users who subscribe to a PlayStation Vue plan that includes NFL Network can also subscribe to NFL RedZone.

Available as part of PlayStation Vue’s Core and Elite plans, NFL Network provides coverage straight from the field, team headquarters, league offices, and everywhere the NFL is making news. Fans can watch NFL Network’s Thursday Night Football games, popular shows, wall-to-wall news and fantasy coverage from NFL and more.

Users who subscribe to PlayStation Vue’s Core or Elite plans will have the option to sign up for NFL RedZone as an add-on for $39.99 for the entire regular season games. Every Sunday afternoon, the NFL RedZone channel brings fans every touchdown and all the big moments from every game across the NFL. Produced by NFL Network, NFL RedZone cuts from stadium to stadium and delivers the most exciting plays as they happen, live and in high definition. Sign up begins today, so go ahead and lock in your subscription before NFL RedZone coverage starts on September 11.

Coming soon, users with a Core or Elite plan will also have access to watch NFL Network via NFL.com, the NFL app available across TV-connected devices, and via NFL Mobile at no extra cost. Core and Elite includes many of the most popular networks available on television today.

• Core: Starting at $34.99 monthly ($44.99 monthly in cities with major live local broadcast stations*), Core provides 70+ channels, including live national and regional sports networks, along with all the live cable TV, movies, and sports channels from the Access plan.
• Elite: Starting at $44.99 monthly ($54.99 monthly in cities with major live broadcast stations*), Elite offers 100+ channels, including all the channels from Core, plus top movie and entertainment channels.

Remember, you can simultaneously stream content from PlayStation Vue on multiple devices, including PS4, PS3, Amazon Fire TV devices, Roku devices, iOS and Android mobile devices. You can also access the service via Google Chromecast with a compatible iOS or Android device. PlayStation Vue’s cloud-based DVR also allows you to easily record multiple games at once for viewing later. For more information, visit www.psvue.com.

So tell us, which NFL team are you rooting for?

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Okay 34.99 is not bad. It is actually impossible to get a rate like that from Comcast or Verizon .

That is pretty awesome. I could never find a place that would let you stream live NFL games so this might be the next best thing.

Good news, I ditched my cable for PlayStation Vue a few months ago. I didn't notice the lack of NFL Network until preseason started.

I am happy with the 29.99 version. I am currently taking advantage of the 3 month trial on the elite plan but I am not gonna upgrade. Those extra channels aren't worth it for me

Huge addition for the people in my circle. Had three people holding out specifically for Redzone, so there's three new subs. Just need Root Sports to get their act together, and I will have all of my family and friends switched over.

Sony continues to deliver with Vue. They are already destroying the traditional cable and sat providers, now they just need to really flex the muscles and show the massive advantage of IP TV.

Does it get advertised in the US?

Yes, it has a huge a large marketing push. It has had spots during the last season of The Walking Dead, it is constantly being promoted on ESPN and Fox Sports netwroks, and I see it during WWE RAW and Smack Down Live. 

It seems they are leaning very heavily on the live sports crowd, and that's what makes this such a huge grab. Now they just need to pick up Root sports, and keep on trucking away at getting the live local channels. 

Vue is easily the most promoted and well handled online product Sony has done. 

I'm really surprised it's being promoted that heavily. What about PSNow? I don't see any adverts here but then again I would expect Sony to advertise that once the PS3 has been discontinued.

Keep that internet tv train coming!