Comcast, NFL Network reach new carriage agreement
NFL Network anchor Rich Eisen talks during the broadcast of the 2023 NFL Draft at the Union Station on Thursday, April 27, 2023 in Kansas City, MO. (AP Photo/Peter Aiken) Credit: AP
NEW YORK — Comcast subscribers will be able to view the NFL Network after all.
The cable company said Tuesday morning in a statement that there is a new carriage agreement. The old one expired Monday.
The NFL is expected to announce its regular-season schedule on May 11.
NBCUniversal, which airs “Sunday Night Football,” is owned by Comcast. Comcast has 16.1 million subscribers according to a company filing in March.
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