NFL fans can watch the original seven-hour Sunday football whip-around show, NFL RedZone hosted by Scott Hanson, starting at 19:00 as Week 8 features eight simultaneous games in the early window.
Simultaneous Kickoffs Fill the Early Slate
Sunday’s action opens at 19:00 with a heavy schedule. The early slate showcases eight matches played concurrently, giving viewers nonstop scoring updates before three late-window contests kick off at 22:05 and 22:25.
Among the matchups in the early window, Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen meet when the Baltimore Ravens face the Buffalo Bills. In the NFC North, the undefeated Minnesota Vikings square off against the Detroit Lions. The AFC North features a battle between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers, as both teams enter the contest holding identical 5-2 records. Additional divisional games include the Atlanta Falcons playing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC South and the Jacksonville Jaguars meeting the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC South.
Late Window Features Los Angeles Derby and AFC West Showdown
Action shifts later in the evening with three games rounding out Sunday’s slate. The late window at 22:05 highlights a rivalry as the Los Angeles Rams play the Los Angeles Chargers in an L.A. derby.
At 22:25, the Kansas City Chiefs meet the Denver Broncos in an AFC West contest. Alongside this matchup, the New England Patriots travel to face the Miami Dolphins.
Broadcasting Options Across DAZN, Sky, and WOW
Viewers can access NFL RedZone through multiple platforms depending on their regional subscription choices. The NFL Game Pass, available through DAZN, includes RedZone alongside every live and on-demand NFL game in the original US audio, with select matches offering German commentary.
In Germany, Sky secures broadcast rights for selected live games and the RedZone channel via Sky Sport NFL for subscribers holding the Sport-Paket. The Sky-operated streaming service WOW offers an alternative through its Live-Sport subscription, accessible on smart TVs, streaming sticks, TV boxes, gaming consoles, and mobile devices.
Subscription Tiers and Pricing Structures
The NFL Game Pass provides multiple payment tiers for fans seeking access through the DAZN platform. The Season Pro package is available with a one-time payment or through a 12-month installment plan.
In Austria, the Season Pro pass costs 99.99 euros upfront or 18.99 euros per month on the installment plan, while the Season Pro Ultimate tier costs 129.99 euros upfront or 22.99 euros per month. In Switzerland, pricing is set at 140 CHF upfront or 28.99 CHF monthly for Season Pro, and 175 CHF upfront or 32.99 CHF monthly for Season Pro Ultimate. Liechtenstein rates stand at 104.99 CHF upfront or 19.99 CHF monthly for Season Pro, and 134.99 CHF upfront or 24.99 CHF monthly for the Ultimate tier. Luxemburg options list the Season Pro at 114.99 euros upfront or 19.99 euros monthly, with Season Pro Ultimate priced at 144.99 euros upfront or 26.99 euros monthly.
Package Features and Multi-Device Access
The Season Pro Ultimate tier permits streaming on up to five devices across two IP addresses, alongside HDR and Dolby 5.1 surround sound for Thursday and Sunday Night Football, select playoff games, and Super Bowl LXI. Subscribers to this tier also receive a 25 percent discount at the NFL Shop and access to alternative feeds like the ManningCast and TNF Prime Vision with NextGen Stats.
The standard Season Pro pass limits streaming to two devices under a single IP address with 1080p (Full HD) video resolution. Both packages include mobile download functionality and availability in more than 200 countries worldwide.
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