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9/21/2012 6:16 PM ET

Time Warner Cable Inc. (TWC: Quote) announced that NFL Network reached multi-year agreements with Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks for carriage of NFL Network and the NFL RedZone channel.

NFL Network and NFL RedZone will debut in Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks homes beginning this Sunday September 23, with full launch before Thursday, September 27.

For Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks, NFL Network will be available on the Digital Basic and Sports Pass tiers, and NFL RedZone will be available to Sports Pass customers.

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