Football season is back, and there are more ways than ever to stream the action. Here’s a cheat sheet for figuring it all out.
With the official NFL app and an NFL+ subscription, stream your local team’s games and prime-time matchups live, plus NFL Network’s 24/7 coverage.
Prefer to listen in? You can also tune in live to home, away, and national radio broadcasts, as well as select international games. (This includes the three matchups in England and the first-ever NFL game in Madrid, between the Bengals and Falcons on November 8.)
Upgrade to NFL+ Premium for full-game and condensed replays approximately 45 minutes after the final whistle, along with NFL RedZone, the network’s live look-in show on Sunday afternoons.
From now through September 21, get 20 percent off an NFL+ annual plan.
The NFL Sunday Ticket subscription on YouTube unlocks every Sunday afternoon out-of-market game, plus NFL Shorts highlights. Upgrade to the NFL Sunday Ticket with NFL RedZone subscription for RedZone’s signature live look-ins on every Sunday afternoon game.
Prime Video is the exclusive streamer for Thursday Night Football, as well as Black Friday’s showdown between the Denver Broncos and Pittsburgh Steelers, and a New Year’s Eve game between the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals.
For Sunday afternoon games, watch CBS’ broadcasts on Paramount+. It’s streaming some of the season’s most exciting contests, including a first-ever NFL regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro between the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens.
FOX One has every Sunday game broadcast on FOX (including “America’s Game of the Week”), as well as two historic games: a November 15 tripleheader that wraps with the New England Patriots and Detroit Lions in Munich, and a Christmas primetime game between the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks.
Cap off your NFL weekend with Sunday Night Football, streaming on Peacock. In addition to NBC Sports’ main broadcast, Peacock also gives the option to watch en español via Telemundo’s coverage.
ESPN is home to Monday Night Football (it’s been on since 2006) as well as Super Bowl LXI on February 27.
Netflix has five exclusive games this season, including a clash between the Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams on Thanksgiving Eve and a pair of Christmas matchups: Packers vs. Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills vs. Denver Broncos.
For an all-in-one streaming option, look to Sling TV. An Orange or Blue subscription lets you watch most games on the schedule across several channels.
Tune in to a live play-by-play of every NFL game on SiriusXM.
Apple Sports is a fast way to keep up with your favorite NFL team on game day on iPhone. With real-time scores, play-by-play updates, and dynamic drive trackers, it syncs seamlessly with favorites you’ve selected in the My Sports experience in the Apple News and Apple TV apps.