RedZone and NFL Network moved to ESPN. ESPN bought NFL Network ahead of this season, so NFL RedZone is now reached through ESPN Unlimited (bundled with NFL+ Premium), a TV provider, or NFL+ Premium. NFL Network's seven regular-season games — five of them the 9:30 AM ET international kickoffs in Weeks 4–7 and 9 — are now listed too.
Super Bowl LXI is on ESPN/ABC — February 14, 2027 at SoFi Stadium, the first Super Bowl ever carried by ESPN. The page previously said the game rotated only between CBS, FOX, and NBC.
More holiday and international games. Christmas Day is a Netflix doubleheader plus a FOX primetime nightcap, and Netflix adds the first-ever Thanksgiving Eve game (Nov 25) alongside the CBS/FOX/NBC Thanksgiving tripleheader. Nine international games run from September 10 to November 22 across Melbourne, Rio de Janeiro, London, Paris, Madrid, Munich, and Mexico City.
Also updated: Prime Video's first Wild Card playoff game, Peacock's exclusive Week 17 window, and the Paramount+ Premium name.
Check it out →The page walks Xfinity Flex / X1 TV Box users through clearing locally stored data and cookies, restarting the box, and power-cycling the modem/router to clear Error 83 on Disney+, with a link to Xfinity's official X1 support guide.
Check it out →Following the June 29, 2026 games, the schedules now show Canada's confirmed Round of 16 opponent — Morocco beat the Netherlands, so Canada play them Saturday, July 4 at NRG Stadium, Houston. Brazil (beat Japan) and Paraguay (beat Germany) also advance into their Round of 16 slots, with opponents still to be decided.
Check it out →The schedule table lists every match (June 11 – July 19, 2026) with date, kickoff time, venue, and watch options, and converts kickoffs to any U.S./Canada time zone. Knockout matchups fill in as the group stage concludes.
A USA/Canada toggle swaps the broadcast details — FOX, FS1, Telemundo, Hulu + Live TV, FOX One, and Peacock for the U.S.; TSN, CTV, and RDS for Canada — and per-service "how to watch" boxes provide copy-ready messages.
Check it out →Card 1 is the team-by-team broadcast hub. Compact buttons link out to NHL.com's schedule and the Blackout Checker, plus toggle panels for General Broadcast Info (national networks, RSNs, and out-of-market streaming) and Team Broadcast Info (search/list of all 32 teams).
Selecting a team fills in cards 2–4 with that team's national, regional, and streaming details. A USA/Canada toggle in the header swaps the broadcast content for Canadian viewers.
Check it out →Mirrors the NHL page layout. Card 1 has NFL.com's Ways to Watch by Zip link plus toggle panels for General Broadcast Info (Sunday Night Football, Monday Night Football, Thursday Night, Black Friday, Christmas Day, regional CBS/FOX assignments, Sunday Ticket / NFL+ / RedZone) and Team Broadcast Info (search/list of all 32 teams with direct team schedule links).
Selecting a team populates cards 2–4 with national, regional, and local broadcast info for that team's market.
Check it out →Pick the customer's TV provider and the page surfaces a dedicated walk-through for activating ESPN Unlimited. Each provider has its own page so you can link a customer directly to the exact steps for their setup.
Covers Xfinity, Cox, DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu Live TV, MLB.tv, Spectrum, U-verse, Verizon Fios, and a generic guide for "other providers."
Check it out →Each guide shows the exact in-app menu path with the labels rendered in the target language's native script, so you can guide a customer through the change without reading the menu yourself.
Includes a copy tool so the steps can be pasted straight into chat or an email.
Check it out →The overview now doubles as a launcher: the new cards link straight to each individual language guide, so you can jump from the overview to (for example) the Spanish-only guide in one click without using the dropdown.
Check it out →Each step's translated menu term now shows once in a labeled pill, instead of being repeated parenthetically throughout the step. The result is shorter, scannable steps and faster paste-into-chat.
Check it out →Single-page reference for the 2026 NFL playoffs: game dates, kickoff times, and the networks/streamers carrying each round. Sourced from NFL.com so you have an authoritative link to share with customers.
Check it out →A unified header dropdown puts TS Done and NFL Schedule one click away from anywhere in the toolkit — no more typing URLs. The dropdown respects dark mode and uses the same animation language as the rest of the UI.
Check it out →The error code popup now has filter chips for numeric codes, p-dev errors, TS errors, and free-text descriptions — useful when scanning a long list of codes to find the one a customer just gave you.
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