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NFL Network online

I don't know for sure, but you may need to go to the NFL Network website and see if there is a way to login from there. I know that's how HBO GO works.

reply to Tarheel72
I will check it out but for HBO and others I have always clicked the link on the Verizon webpage and signed in from there. Also they have logos of all of the networks available on the Verizon page but NFL Networks is nowhere to be found. Maybe they don't do it anymore.

I will check the NFL Network page.
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reply to Tarheel72
OK I checked the NFL Network webpage. I searched for Verizon and it takes me to a page related to Verizon Wireless. If you have an iPhone or a Google Android and Verizon Wireless you can download a NFL Network app for free that allows you to watch videos, replays and such. If you become a premium member then you can watch live games, including ESPN NFL games. No mention of FiOS anywhere. If I do a search for FiOS or Verizon FiOS, no hits. Just the wireless stuff.

I am getting the feeling that it is not available anymore, if it ever was. Is there anybody with any experience with this?
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reply to Tarheel72
NBC and ESPN games are available online through nbcsports.com and watchespn.com (only on computers, no tablets or phones.) For phones and tablets, these games are only available on Verizon Wireless.

CBS and Fox games are only available online through DirecTV Sunday Ticket Max.

NFL Network games are only available online through Verizon Wireless mobile devices.

NFL Network does provide an online stream, but it is a studio talk/analysis show with occasional live look-ins of the game.

Your best shot of watching the game tonight is by using an unauthorized streaming site. Unless you want to sign up for Verizon Wireless in the next couple of hours.

reply to Tarheel72
»www.nfl.com/tnf/popup?icampaign=TNF_GC_Alert

the coverage is considered secondary to the real feed, alot of the game feed is supplimented with studio commentary. expect to be pissed off with knowing a late 4th quarter drive is going on but you're looking at a sideline reporter as the game is being played behind him and he gives a half-assed play by play.

or get nfl rewind for 39$ and the full game will be up within an hour or so after completion, with all commercials cut out, and the condensed version with all plays in about 30min, along with all the other games for the season

reply to Tarheel72
Appreciate the responses. I figured out it was not possible but got lucky and the hotel had NFL Network on their channel lineup. Was a surprise to me. Than the game was a run away.

And I also watch ESPN on my iPhone all the time. Some Saturdays I have my phone watching a ESPN3 game and the TV on another. Some games on regular ESPN channels are blacked out in my area when I try to watch on my iPhone, so I guess it will only show what is airing on my FiOS feed, and it reads my location and blacks out games accordingly.
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MNF on ESPN will be blacked out on your iPhone. Verizon has the exclusive.

reply to Tarheel72
»nflnonline.nfl.com/nflno/

No mobile app though.

reply to Tarheel72
Thanks for the link.
It let me sign in with my Verizon account and watch NFLN.

You can only access live games on a Verizon iPhone.
The ESPN app on the AT&T iPhone says the MNF games are restricted.
On the iPad I am able to access MNF games.

reply to UofMiamiGrad
Thanks for the link! How do you find the link from nfl.com? Couldn't find how to get to it... It looks like Verizon is the only provider that lets you have online access for now.

But this is awesome! It gives you online access to NFL network and NFL Red Zone. And it lets you rewind back on both channels like a DVR. On NFL Network I was able to go back to 9 pm on Saturday when it was currently 5 pm on Sunday..

And on NFL red zone it allowed me to go back to the beginning of the broadcast at 11 am. Thanks again for the link!

reply to Tarheel72
You can also use a Slingbox. Watch your home TV over the internet.

»www.slingbox.com

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reply to UofMiamiGrad

When I go the page it says the only provider is Optimum.
»nflnonline.nfl.com

Is everyone else noticing the same thing?

I only see Optimum also, which is funny since they just started showing the NFL Network this year at the start of the season. They resisted for years, but resistance is futile...

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