NFL Online is coming to 30a TV (via ROKU) – Coming this fall, the NFL online will stream via your streaming device.
The National Football League has yet to formally launch its new digital network, NFL Now, but there’s no doubt it will be fully prepared once it does. As such, the NFL has announced that Roku will join  as distribution partners for its upcoming online video service Available across Internet-connected devices, NFL Now will be personalized for each fan’s interests, allowing them to follow the NFL how they want, where they want, when they want. Users will indicate their favorite team, fantasy players and which videos they like and dislike. The content stream will dynamically personalize each user’s viewing experience to deliver a customizable news, analysis and highlights offering for NFL fans around the world. Additionally, NFL Now will provide users with access to the deepest vault of on-demand NFL video content available anywhere. Said Brian Rolapp, Executive Vice President of Media for the NFL. “Our agreements with Amazon and Roku drive towards our goal of securing the broadest possible distribution for NFL Now at launch, providing fans a robust NFL video experience no matter what platform or device they are using.” The Roku player is a little device that connects to your home network wirelessly (even wired on select models) and streams music, movies and TV shows from the Internet, right to your TV. Setup is easy and takes just a few minutes.  Once connected to the Internet, the Roku player is linked to a free Roku account that you create, and gives you instant access to our growing library of channels and games in the Roku Channel Store.   If you already have a Netflix subscription, then just log into the Netflix channel on Roku and enjoy. Or browse the Channel Store and install another new favorite movie or music channel. HOW DO I GET THE STREAMING DEVICE ? Simple – Click here, sign up  and order www.30a.tv/welcome

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NFL Online is coming to 30a TV (via ROKU)

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