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See how to watch or stream NFL games every day of the season with the 2026 NFL TV schedule on NBC, CBS, ESPN, ABC, FOX, Amazon Prime Video, NFL Network, Netflix and local television.

2026 NFL TV Schedule

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Week 4 NFL Games

Today 1 game

8:15 pm

AtlantaFalcons

New OrleansSaints

Monday Night Football

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Week 5 NFL Games

Thursday, October 8 1 game

8:15 pm

Tampa BayBuccaneers

DallasCowboys

Thursday Night Football

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Sunday, October 11 14 games

9:30 am

PhiladelphiaEagles

JacksonvilleJaguars

NFL International Series

From London, England

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1:00 pm

CincinnatiBengals

MiamiDolphins

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FOXFOX One

1:00 pm

ClevelandBrowns

New YorkJets

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CBSParamount+

1:00 pm

HoustonTexans

TennesseeTitans

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CBSParamount+

1:00 pm

IndianapolisColts

PittsburghSteelers

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CBSParamount+

1:00 pm

Las VegasRaiders

New EnglandPatriots

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CBSParamount+

1:00 pm

MinnesotaVikings

New OrleansSaints

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FOXFOX One

1:00 pm

NFL RedZone

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NFL+SlingFuboYouTube TVHuluCable Providers

1:00 pm

New YorkGiants

WashingtonCommanders

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FOXFOX One

4:05 pm

DenverBroncos

Los AngelesChargers

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CBSParamount+

4:25 pm

ChicagoBears

Green BayPackers

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FOXFOX One

4:25 pm

DetroitLions

ArizonaCardinals

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FOXFOX One

4:25 pm

San Francisco49ers

SeattleSeahawks

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FOXFOX One

8:20 pm

BaltimoreRavens

AtlantaFalcons

Sunday Night Football

Subject to flexible scheduling

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NBCPeacockNFL+Universo

Monday, October 12 1 game

8:15 pm

BuffaloBills

Los AngelesRams

Monday Night Football

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ABCESPNNFL+ESPN Unlimited

Week 6 NFL Games

Thursday, October 15 1 game

8:15 pm

SeattleSeahawks

DenverBroncos

Thursday Night Football

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Prime VideoNFL+A tbdH tbd

Sunday, October 18 13 games

9:30 am

HoustonTexans

JacksonvilleJaguars

NFL International Series

From London, England

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NFL NetworkESPN UnlimitedNFL+A tbdH tbd

1:00 pm

BaltimoreRavens

ClevelandBrowns

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FOXFOX One

1:00 pm

CarolinaPanthers

PhiladelphiaEagles

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CBSParamount+

1:00 pm

ChicagoBears

AtlantaFalcons

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FOXFOX One

1:00 pm

NFL RedZone

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NFL+SlingFuboYouTube TVHuluCable Providers

1:00 pm

New OrleansSaints

New YorkGiants

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FOXFOX One

1:00 pm

New YorkJets

New EnglandPatriots

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CBSParamount+

1:00 pm

PittsburghSteelers

Tampa BayBuccaneers

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CBSParamount+

1:00 pm

TennesseeTitans

IndianapolisColts

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FOXFOX One

4:05 pm

ArizonaCardinals

Los AngelesRams

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FOXFOX One

4:25 pm

BuffaloBills

Las VegasRaiders

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CBSParamount+

4:25 pm

Los AngelesChargers

Kansas CityChiefs

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CBSParamount+

8:20 pm

DallasCowboys

Green BayPackers

Sunday Night Football

Subject to flexible scheduling

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NBCPeacockNFL+

Monday, October 19 1 game

8:15 pm

WashingtonCommanders

San Francisco49ers

Monday Night Football

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ABCESPNNFL+ESPN Unlimited

Today

Time	Game / TV
8:15 pm	Monday Night Football Atlanta Falcons vs New Orleans Saints ESPN, NFL+, ESPN2 (ManningCast), ESPN Deportes, ESPN Unlimited \| A WANF \| H WDSU-NBC \| TSN1/3/4/5, TSN Premium, TSN Premium (ManningCast), RDS

Thursday, October 8

Time	Game / TV
8:15 pm	Thursday Night Football Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Dallas Cowboys Prime Video, NFL+ \| A tbd \| H tbd

Sunday, October 11

Time	Game / TV
9:30 am	NFL International Series Philadelphia Eagles vs Jacksonville Jaguars From London, England NFL Network, ESPN Unlimited, NFL+ \| A tbd \| H tbd
1:00 pm	Cincinnati Bengals vs Miami Dolphins FOX, FOX One
1:00 pm	Cleveland Browns vs New York Jets CBS, Paramount+
1:00 pm	Houston Texans vs Tennessee Titans CBS, Paramount+
1:00 pm	Indianapolis Colts vs Pittsburgh Steelers CBS, Paramount+
1:00 pm	Las Vegas Raiders vs New England Patriots CBS, Paramount+
1:00 pm	Minnesota Vikings vs New Orleans Saints FOX, FOX One
1:00 pm	NFL RedZone NFL+, Sling, Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu, Cable Providers
1:00 pm	New York Giants vs Washington Commanders FOX, FOX One
4:05 pm	Denver Broncos vs Los Angeles Chargers CBS, Paramount+
4:25 pm	Chicago Bears vs Green Bay Packers FOX, FOX One
4:25 pm	Detroit Lions vs Arizona Cardinals FOX, FOX One
4:25 pm	San Francisco 49ers vs Seattle Seahawks FOX, FOX One
8:20 pm	Sunday Night Football Baltimore Ravens vs Atlanta Falcons Subject to flexible scheduling NBC, Peacock, NFL+, Universo

Monday, October 12

Time	Game / TV
8:15 pm	Monday Night Football Buffalo Bills vs Los Angeles Rams ABC, ESPN, NFL+, ESPN Unlimited

Thursday, October 15

Time	Game / TV
8:15 pm	Thursday Night Football Seattle Seahawks vs Denver Broncos Prime Video, NFL+ \| A tbd \| H tbd

Sunday, October 18

Time	Game / TV
9:30 am	NFL International Series Houston Texans vs Jacksonville Jaguars From London, England NFL Network, ESPN Unlimited, NFL+ \| A tbd \| H tbd
1:00 pm	Baltimore Ravens vs Cleveland Browns FOX, FOX One
1:00 pm	Carolina Panthers vs Philadelphia Eagles CBS, Paramount+
1:00 pm	Chicago Bears vs Atlanta Falcons FOX, FOX One
1:00 pm	NFL RedZone NFL+, Sling, Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu, Cable Providers
1:00 pm	New Orleans Saints vs New York Giants FOX, FOX One
1:00 pm	New York Jets vs New England Patriots CBS, Paramount+
1:00 pm	Pittsburgh Steelers vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers CBS, Paramount+
1:00 pm	Tennessee Titans vs Indianapolis Colts FOX, FOX One
4:05 pm	Arizona Cardinals vs Los Angeles Rams FOX, FOX One
4:25 pm	Buffalo Bills vs Las Vegas Raiders CBS, Paramount+
4:25 pm	Los Angeles Chargers vs Kansas City Chiefs CBS, Paramount+
8:20 pm	Sunday Night Football Dallas Cowboys vs Green Bay Packers Subject to flexible scheduling NBC, Peacock, NFL+

Monday, October 19

Time	Game / TV
8:15 pm	Monday Night Football Washington Commanders vs San Francisco 49ers ABC, ESPN, NFL+, ESPN Unlimited

Key Dates

September 9: NFL Kickoff Game (Seahawks-Patriots)
November 26: Thanksgiving tripleheader (Bears-Lions on CBS, Eagles-Cowboys on FOX and Bills-Chiefs on NBC)
December 25: Christmas games (Packers-Bears and Bills-Broncos on Netflix; Rams-Seahawks on FOX)
January 16: Playoffs begin
February 14: Super Bowl 61 on ESPN/ABC

Notable Items

The NFL season will again begin with back-to-back nights of primetime games, but with the league unable to schedule a contest for Friday night as in the past two seasons, it will instead move up the Kickoff Game to Wednesday.
New this NFL season, Netflix will carry an expanded five-game schedule as part of a new media rights agreement. The schedule includes the Week 1 International Series game from Melbourne, Australia (49ers-Rams), a new “Thanksgiving Eve” game between the Packers and Rams, the usual Christmas Day doubleheader, and a Saturday matchup in Week 18.
FOX will carry a Christmas night game this season, the first time the league has scheduled a game on the holiday for broadcast television since 2023.
NFL Network is now owned by Disney, and its games will be produced by ESPN.

How to Watch NFL Games in 2026

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NFL games will be carried on nine different platforms this season — CBS, FOX, ESPN, ABC, NBC, Peacock, Prime Video, Netflix and NFL Network — which can be watched through the following platforms:

Individual Direct-to-Subscriber Platforms

NFL+: All Sunday games available in your market and all primetime games, but only on mobile and tablet devices. RedZone included on NFL+ Premium tier.
Paramount+: All CBS games.
Peacock: All NBC games, plus an exclusive Week 17 window.
ESPN Unlimited: All ESPN, ABC and NFL Network games (including Super Bowl 61). Available as a bundle with NFL+.
Disney+: Occasional games
Amazon Prime Video: Thursday Night Football and Black Friday
Fox One: All Fox games
Netflix: The Week 1 game from Australia, Thanksgiving Eve, two Christmas Day games and a Saturday matchup in Week 18.

Cable and Streaming Bundles

YouTube TV: NFL Sunday Ticket. RedZone available as paid add-on.
Sling: ABC (as ESPN3), ESPN, NFL Network, NFL RedZone (with add-on)
Fubo: ABC, ESPN, CBS, FOX, NBC, NFL Network and NFL RedZone (with add-on)
DIRECTV: ABC, ESPN, CBS, FOX, NBC, NFL Network and NFL RedZone (with add-on)
Dish Network: ABC, ESPN, CBS, FOX, NBC, NFL Network
Hulu + Live TV: ABC, ESPN, CBS, FOX, NBC, NFL Network, NFL RedZone (with add-on)

For NFL tickets, see one of the following providers: Vivid Seats, SeatGeek or Gametime.

Comments 496

Blue Lamp says:

1 day ago

Hay NFL-think you can predict the outcome of the games?
How ’bout trying to predict what’s going to happen down the road, say 5 maybe 10 years from now when the NFL no longer carries a profitable size of the viewing public bec they’ve turned away 75% of the fan base they once had.

They’ve taken recess and gym class out of grades school all over the country.
Not only does this turn out fat lazy sick kids who grow up to be fat lazy sick adults, but it also begins to whittle away interest in sports. ALL sports. And, yes, this means you too NFL.
Kids today will be going into adulthood in a decade. Do you think they’re going to give 2 shakes of a rat’s ass about football, and the greedy money grab racket the nfl has going for itself right now? Not a chance!
All that will be left to even want to watch the games are going to be older adults who either can’t pay for all the ridiculous channels the nfl makes you buy for the privilege of getting to watch what used to be free or those that simply won’t pay for it.
That’s going on right now.

And if you are constantly being denied something you really really want, what DO you do?
You eventually learn how to like something else. That’s just human nature. So instead of Sunday afternoons being a sacred nfl football day, a day 60%, or more, America’s USED looked forward to all week long, those people who no longer can watch bec they can’t afford to and those who will refuse to pay even though they can afford to will now find something else to do on Sundays, Mondays and Thursday and eventually interest will die out.
Cause let’s face facts, when the kids today are the adults of tomorrow, paying for football will be the furthest thing from their minds!
They won’t even care enough about it to want to watch it even if it were free, much less pay for it!!!

Hmmmm…,
Maybe THAT’S the real reason why all these international games have been scheduled. Bec maybe the nfl has already figured all this out…
Maybe they DO realize they’ve milked out just about all that Americans have to give.
Maybe they’ve begun to see the soccer light and how there are a whole lot of other countries out there whose citizens have a whole lot more $$ at their disposal to spend on this $$ grab then the overall American public does right now, and if they can just get enough people to get hooked on football like American’s did they’ll have a whole new set of fanbase out there with money to blow on their sick ridiculous prices.
They will no longer need nor care about the American nfl fans.

And they are doing this right before our eyes.

AND they’re using the men on the field to accomplish this too.
Think about it people..
When was the last time you saw this many injured players out this early in the season?
Do you think the nfl cares at all about the players on the field when they make them fly to the other side of the world to areas that are so unsafe that the players aren’t even allowed to leave their hotels for fear they’ll never be seen again?! Does that sound like a league that has the players best interest in mind?! They absolutely don’t care.
They’re running the “game” like a business deal. It’s not a “game” at all anymore. Not to the nfl brass.
The nfl thinks it’s their money to waste but we are the ones who fork out that dough.
That’s our hard earned $$ they’re using to pay for transitioning us out of the picture.

AND it’s our sons whom they sacrifice out on the field to do this too.

Eventual they won’t need the American born football player either.

So, they really do not give a s***.
They don’t care about players getting jet leg or about how many more players get injured bec of this.
Did you know that jet leg doesn’t typically set in to the average person until 2-3 days later.
The nfl knows if they fly the players in and play the game within 24 hours after the player lands, they can get the game in just in time before jet leg sets in and the player wouldn’t be able to play as well. Then just as jetlag does set in, they whisk them back on the plane bec there isn’t any time for rest. Those same players will be expected to play their next game in only a few days after they get back home here in America. That’s a double jetlag with no time to recover for it and if you don’t play up to par you risk losing your position and your job.
Wow! What a racket the nfl is caring on right now!

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Annie Dunham says:

4 weeks ago

Excited

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Frank says:

1 month ago

They r right we fans that made the AFL / NFL wat it is today should never be denied to watch NFL football on free tv. C the majority of people can’t afford it some of us been watching football for 5,6, and 7 decades please bring it back for these that have helped supported the NFL . Thx

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M.A.H4 says:

2 months ago

The NFL, I feel isn’t going to give a crap about all of us “little guys” that have been hardcore NFL fans, game watcher’s, etc until they’ve driven us to the point of boycotting every single game unless they decide to stop being so $ hungry for their own personal selves, instead of actually giving a damn about all the normal everyday people, that can’t afford to pay for all the stupid channels and ways a person has to go through in order to watch football. It’s a freaking shame for any person, company, etc to forget about, have absolutely no care for, etc the people and ways that took them to the heights they’ve got to. KARMA is a real thing, and I really hope that the people who run how/where/when/what NFL game’s are televised, get what all the “little guys”, like myself, feel they deserve for taking so many games away from us that shouldn’t cost us to watch. I know its practically impossible to be able to get all of us “little guy’s” in the same EXACT mindset to do what we are going to absolutely have to do, to make the NFL remember who/what/how/why they’ve gotten to the point of where it’s at. I’d say, the “little guy’s”, had might as well be prepared to not being able to watch games on television without emptying our pockets to be able to do so. Thing is, like myself, even if I’d empty my pockets, I still wouldn’t be able to afford to watch the games in the way NFL on television is heading. The only people the NFL operator’s care about, well if you can’t see the absolute obvious,,,,, they only care about themselves and their rich buddies. And I don’t see that changing, not ever. Us “little guy’s”, might as well go ahead and start weaning ourselves off of watching NFL games on television now.

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- CJ3 says:
  
  4 weeks ago
  
  no kidding. NFL Broadcasting has become nothing more than “how much money can I make off these suckers”.
  
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- MC says:
  
  3 weeks ago
  
  So true
  
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Bruce says:

2 months ago

Take football off netflix!!! Just another way they nickel and dime you to death. Maybe if everyone boycotted these games they would bring them back to regular TV! Give us regular people a break.

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Peanut says:

2 months ago

Oh yea. Im almost blind and 70. So please excuse my mistakes

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Peanut says:

2 months ago

Man i gave it up 5 yeard ago. I was a advid football nut. I loved the game. Im in georgia and yes im a falcons fan and went to at least 2 home games a year and scheduled the weekends seeing the hawks play on saturday and falcons play on sundays. Went to a panthers as nd a few jags gàmes too . But it all changed when seats even in the nose blerd sections were too expensive. Then tv took away games and put them on channels you had to pay per view.. I realize in order to get great talent you gotta make great amounts of money. But why at consumers expense.. what happens when theres no more WNBA. NBA. NFL SOCCER BASEBALL.ON TV. CAUSE YOU GOTTA PAY FOR THE RIGHTS TO SEE A GAME. In you own home on you own tv. Now were watching reruns of NCIS . S.W.A.T AND the local news.
Please understand sports in these days and times are a calming and uniting thing. Our neighbors unite. Our friends meet and cheer for our teams . Thrres no anger no dislike no race. Just teams we share and want to beat.
My point is simple.
Leave sports on regular tv. That way we we all have something to smile cry scream and cheer about together. It takes alot of money to go to a game that most cant afford anymore so the choice is tv or nothing but the late night news.

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tommy says:

4 months ago

put the games back on regular tv

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Les says:

9 months ago

LX is 60 while XL is 40. The smaller numeral in front of the larger numeral you subtract the smallest from the larger. X = 10, L= 50 so it’s 50 – 10 = 40. The smaller numeral after the larger numeral, LX, you add the smaller to the larger, so 50+10 = 60. There’s quite a difference between 40 and 60. So I believe it’s Super Bowl 40, XL is 50-10, not LX 50+10=60.

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  9 months ago
  
  Thanks for catching that annoying typo. Should be fixed now.
  
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Tim says:

9 months ago

I also HATE football not being on NORMAL tv networks. Like the NFL doesn’t have enough money already.

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bevis says:

9 months ago

I hear ya brother …

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Don says:

10 months ago

I’m really mad! So excuse me for seeming harsh.. Thus is to whom ever has complete control on this issue..why the hell people with money have kick people who love Football right in the nads, by taking away the games and putting them on crap like Netflix, prime video and people like me only have antenna to watch tv, because being on a fixed income i can’t afford cable, so people with money can make more money?! It’s Christmas for christ-sake! Especially my Cowbiys! I’m so sick of you people taking away sports we enjoy. Keep the little man down! You ever think about airing that many games in one day, could possibly attract a person who was thinking of committing a crime, but they changed their mind because that much football was on? Someone might be spared getting hurt by crossing a criminals path because they decided to stày in and Football instead of committing a crime? You people really get on my nerves! The people who own UFC did that to me! Now your taking football away from me and others who can’t afford thoes money making channels! What’s next, the Super Bowl.? I don’t support the NFL anymore thanks to thoes ungrateful people who has no regards on what your doing to people who can’t afford anything but antenna?! Thanks! Thanks alot!

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- Jaili Pyctov says:
  
  9 months ago
  
  I hereby give my total and complete support to nominate Don as the new NFL Commish effective immediately after the impending coup! The “Nevermind Fan Loyalty” slush-fund dismissed those of us who can’t afford 10 different platforms to watch our favorite team each week, even if it is a no talent, tyrannically controlled, ” bottom of the barrel” bunch of excons like the Cowboys! Sorry Don I’m a die-hard Steeler fan but I still got your back brother!
  
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Roger DeLeon says:

10 months ago

Love this website. You should have an app!

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  10 months ago
  
  Thanks — definitely something I would like to launch.
  
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JD says:

1 year ago

Following up on my previous statement, I think it is a great move for the NFL pregame shows to be onsite. What is the reason for this?

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NFL+

All local and primetime games on mobile and tablet devices only, plus NFL Network on all devices. NFL+ Premium ($14.99/mo) also includes RedZone on all devices.

Paramount+

All CBS games, including the postseason. Subscribe.

Peacock

All NBC games, plus an exclusive Peacock game. Subscribe.

Prime Video

All Thursday Night Football games. Prime Video alone can be purchased for $9/mo. Prime Video is also included as part of a regular Amazon Prime subscription for $15/mo. Subscribe.

ESPN Unlimited

All ESPN content across all ESPN networks. Subscribe.

Sling

All NFL games on cable. ESPN (Sling Orange) and NFL Network (Sling Blue) are on separate $45/mo tiers. To get both, you will need to bundle Sling Orange and Blue ($61/mo). Sling Orange can be seen for as little as $5 with a Day Pass. NFL Red Zone is part of a $15/mo add-on that requires Sling Orange and Blue. Subscribe.

Hulu + Live TV

All NFL games on linear TV (CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network), plus RedZone for a $10/mo add-on.

YouTube TV

All games on linear TV, plus RedZone ($10/mo add on) and/or Sunday Ticket ($349-$489/year).

Fubo

A “skinny bundle” of select sports networks costs $56/mo. Base plan ($85/mo) includes all NFL games on linear TV (CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network). RedZone is included as part of Ultimate tier $105. Subscribe.

DIRECTV

“MySports” ‘skinny bundle’ costs $70/mo. Local channels (CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC) and ESPN on the basic $85 tier. Subscribe.

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