The NFL Channel is Coming to Xumo Play For Free


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Today Xumo Play, the free ad-supported streaming service owned by Comcast, announced a deal to bring the NFL Channel to its service. With this deal, Xumo Play viewers will be able to watch live NFL Draft coverage for free on Xumo Play.

With the NFL Channel, you will find season recaps, documentaries, classic games, and more. This will also include past seasons of Hard Knocks and NFL 100 Plays.

“The NFL Channel is a great addition to the growing collection of quality sports channels and programming now available on Xumo Play,” said Stefan Van Engen, VP of Content Programming and Partnerships at Xumo. “Football is America’s number one sport, and our viewers will be delighted by all the great programing available on the NFL Channel, starting  with three days of special NFL draft coverage to kick off the season.”

NFL Draft Center coverage will begin streaming its live coverage on Xumo Play April 27th at 8:00 PM EST; on April 28th at 7:00 pm EST; and on April 29th at 12:00 pm EST.

You can find the Xumo Play app on Rokus, Fire TV, Apple TV, Smart TVs, Xfinity Xumo devices, and more. You can also watch it for free on their website HERE.

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