Watching and streaming the NFL season without cable can be done through various streaming services and platforms. Here are some options to consider:
- NFL Game Pass:
- NFL Game Pass offers access to live out-of-market preseason games and on-demand replays of regular season games.
- It’s available both in the US and internationally.
- Note that live regular-season games are subject to blackout restrictions.
- NFL Sunday Ticket:
- NFL Sunday Ticket is available through DirecTV, but there is also an online streaming version available to people who can’t get DirecTV.
- It allows you to watch out-of-market Sunday games live.
- This option is best for fans who live outside their favorite team’s market.
- Paramount+ (formerly CBS All Access):
- Paramount+ streams all games broadcast on CBS, including many AFC games.
- It’s a good option if your favorite team plays on CBS often.
- NBC Sports (Peacock):
- NBC streams Sunday Night Football games through its Peacock service.
- You can watch Sunday Night Football live and access on-demand content.
- ESPN+ and Hulu with Live TV:
- ESPN+ offers access to Monday Night Football games (you can also access these games via Hulu with Live TV if you have a subscription).
- Hulu with Live TV includes ESPN, so you can watch Monday Night Football as well as games on other networks like FOX and NBC.
- Amazon Prime Video:
- Amazon Prime Video streams Thursday Night Football games during the second half of the NFL season.
- You’ll need an Amazon Prime subscription to access these games.
- YouTube TV, Sling TV, fuboTV, and Hulu with Live TV:
- These are streaming services that provide access to various networks broadcasting NFL games, including ESPN, FOX, NBC, and NFL Network.
- Check their availability and packages to see which one suits your needs.
- Locast:
- Locast is a non-profit service that streams local broadcast networks in select cities for free.
- It provides access to CBS, FOX, and NBC games in those areas.
- NFL Mobile App and Yahoo Sports App:
- You can watch nationally televised games on your mobile device using the NFL Mobile app or Yahoo Sports app.
- Free Over-the-Air Antenna:
- If you live within the broadcast range of your local CBS, FOX, and NBC stations, you can use a digital antenna to watch games for free.
Remember that availability may vary based on your location and the specific package or streaming service you choose. It’s a good idea to check the NFL’s official website for updates on streaming options and to verify which games are available in your area. Additionally, consider any blackout restrictions that may apply to your region.
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