ESPN Unlimited packages seven ESPN-branded services — ESPN, ESPN2, the SEC Network, the ACC Network, ESPN+, SEC+ and ACCNX — into a single streaming subscription. It offers what amounts to the full cable-style ESPN experience online, including access to over 47,000 live events a year, on-demand replays, original shows and more, for $31.99 per month.
FOX One brings together Fox’s major properties — Fox News, Fox Sports, Fox Weather, FS1, FS2, Fox Business, Fox Deportes, the Big Ten Network (B1G), local Fox affiliates and the Fox broadcast network — along with on-demand FOX Entertainment content like films, TV series, comedies, ad-supported channels (e.g., LiveNOW and TMZ) and Fox podcasts. That service is priced at $19.99 per month.
You can subscribe to both services as a bundle for $39.99 a month, which combines extensive NFL and college football coverage, news and entertainment while saving about $144 annually compared with buying each plan separately.
Fan Take: For NFL fans, this bundle simplifies access to a huge portion of live games, analysis and related programming in one affordable package — reducing the need to juggle multiple apps. Wider adoption of bundles like this could centralize viewership and boost streaming’s role in how the sport is consumed and monetized.
Source: sports.yahoo.com
