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With NFL Mobile from Verizon, the official wireless service provider of the NFL, you can experience the 2014 draft this week and satisfy your need for NFL news throughout the year. Verizon offers its customers exclusive premium content, including live streams of NFL RedZone on Sunday afternoons; live NFL games on Thursday, Sunday and Monday nights; live NFL.com webcasts; and the NFL Network 24/7.
Beginning this coming season, Verizon will also offer Sunday games throughout the day – subscribers will be able to watch the same games they would see on CBS and FOX, subject to regional television restrictions.
Live video content requires a subscription to NFL Mobile Premium.
Football in May? Most definitely. Football fans will gather and celebrate as their beloved sport takes another turn in the spotlight. The 79th Annual National Football League Player Selection Meeting, otherwise known as the NFL Draft, takes place from May 8 – 10, and you have a virtual front-row seat right from your mobile phone.
Throughout the NFL Draft, NFL Mobile from Verizon will offer live NFL Draft coverage, news and video on-demand featuring draft and team analysis. In addition, new features have been added to the app for draft days and for the regular season. NFL Mobile’s Draft Xtra, for example, will be your second-screen companion, providing comprehensive NFL Draft coverage from the NFL Network. Fans will be able to answer polls, predict picks and watch exclusive live video on their Verizon Wireless smartphones.
New content available with the draft this year is “The Call.” With “The Call,” you can catch live video of Odell Beckham and Jordan Matthews at Radio City and Jarvis Landry, Terrance West and Bruce Ellington from their homes surrounded by hometown friends and family as they wait to hear their names called. “The Call” will also provide more information about these athletes’ journeys leading up to draft day.
