NFL RedZone is moving to ESPN in a billion-dollar deal, according to Andrew Marchand, which means Scott Hansen and the whip-around NFL program will have an even bigger platform with ESPN's backing ...

So, presumably, ESPN could just add RedZone and NFL Network and bump up the price of its streaming service by $10. Honestly, adding those two channels is probably worth $10 to a lot of people.

BREAKING: The NFL just sold RedZone to ESPN in a multi-billion dollar deal, and it’s gonna change how fans watch football forever. ️ ESPN is launching a new $29.99/month app with all its ...

ESPN’s Acquisition Of ‘NFL Redzone’ Couldn’t Come At A Better Time Scott Hanson (Photo via NFL RedZone) This comes at the perfect time for ESPN, with the network set to launch a streaming ...

The NFL gets money. Well, not cash in this case, but equity in ESPN. According to a previous CNBC report, the NFL could get as much as 10% ownership of ESPN.

ESPN has reached a deal with the NFL to purchase RedZone, NFL Network and other league holdings, The Athletic reported on Friday. The NFL will receive equity in ESPN that "is potentially worth ...

For the NFL, the league will acquire equity in ESPN — previously reported by CNBC to be approximately 10 percent — which possesses the potential to be worth billions of dollars.

According to Front Office Sports, NFL owners are preparing for a vote next month that would allow ESPN’s parent company, Walt Disney Co., to purchase the NFL Network and NFL RedZone.

🚨NEWS: ESPN and NFL have agreed to a blockbuster billion dollar deal that will result in top media properties, like RedZone, moving to the network, The Athletic has learned.

ESPN would get access to the popular RedZone channel, as well as NFL Network and an additional seven regular-season games (six international and a Saturday afternoon late-season contest).

ESPN is expected to have access to RedZone, NFL Network, seven more regular-season games, the NFL’s fantasy football business, as well as the potential to integrate special features, including ...

ESPN will begin running NFL Network, RedZone, the league’s fantasy football apparatus and will also air an additional seven regular-season games, according to the report. The agreement also ...