Even if you’re not tech savvy enough to stream the game, we know where to find the rest of the NFL football games this season for you!
How To Stream NFL Football Games 2023-2024 SeasonHey football fans, no stress this 2023-2024 football season! You don’t need cable to watch the game. Stream it! Even if you’re not tech savvy enough to stream the game, we know where to find the rest of the NFL football games this season for you!
From NFL+ to fuboTV we know which games you’ll find on which streaming service and how much you can expect it to cost you. Let’s dive into all your options. All these options are available to stream on any internet connected device.
If you’re serious about streaming, you’ll need high speed internet at home. The speeds you’ll need will vary depending on your household’s typical usage, but we recommend a minimum of 25 Mbps. Your concurrent internet activities will affect your streaming ability, so we recommend testing out your video before game day to avoid disappointment.
To stream the game, you’ll need to pick a service or two. Some of them you may already subscribe to but didn’t know it had the game. Let’s go over which services are best for you:
Want to watch the game but you’re on a tight budget? NFL+ won’t break the bank. Service starts at $6.99 a month and you can cancel at any time. Watch live local and primetime regular and postseason games. For the diehard football fans, there’s NFL films, commentary and more on demand content.
fuboTV is hands down the best when it comes to sports. They have the best coverage of all sports, not just the NFL. However, that coverage comes at a pretty hefty price that’s more than any starter cable and satellite TV service; starting at $74.99 a month. That price is rightfully so given they have more sports channels than any other traditional TV provider on the market today.
Everyone knows the Sunday Ticket and its new home is on YouTube TV. It’s the same service we loved before, just found at a new place. Also, just like before, it’s add-on content that’s not included within YouTube TV’s normal service.
Do you already subscribe to Amazon Prime? Well you’re in luck because Amazon Prime subscribers get Amazon Prime Video included and within that service, you can watch the Thursday night game. Not bad for a service you’re likely already paying for.
Did you dump cable thinking you won’t miss it, but now sort of regret it? Sling TV comes to the rescue. Their Sling Orange package carries ESPN 1, 2 and 3, plus a bunch of other favorite channels you’ll remember from cable. It’s almost half the price of cable without being tied into a contract and you’ll be able to catch the games.
Paramount+ has some fairly mixed reviews, but they’re holding on during football season with their exclusive with CBS. For only $5.99 a month you can stream your local game every week as long as it is not blacked out, national games, postseason games and the Super Bowl.
You don’t need traditional TV services to watch the game. You have options and quite a few actually. Here’s a quick rundown of all your streaming options:
Streaming Provider | Monthly Price | Available Channels | More Details |
Amazon Prime Video | $14.99/month or $139/year | Streams the Thursday night games | – Has the Thursday night football game – Can watch previous weeks’ game replay |
DirecTV Stream | $69.99/month to $159.99/month | ESPN, ESPN2, Big Ten Network, MLB Network, SEC Network, CBS Sports Network, and more | – NFL, NBA, MLB & more – Up to 150+ channels – Includes national, regional sports and local channels – DIRECTV Sports Pack included for 3 months |
ESPN+ | $10.99/month | Only includes exclusive content like events, shows and series not on ESPN channels | – Includes live events and original programming – Exclusive access to premium articles – Can bundle with Hulu & Disney+ |
FuboTV | $32.99/month to $74.99/month | Fox Sports, NFL Network, ESPN, Univision, beIN Sports, PAC12, TUDN and more | – 7 day free trial – Cancel anytime – Record programming on cloud DVR |
Hulu + Live | $76.99/month | CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, and NFL Network | – Includes Hulu + Live TV, Disney+ and ESPN+ – Stream live major college and pro games – Includes 90+ live channels |
NFL+ | $6.99/month to $14.99/month | NFL Network & RedZone from NFL Network | – Live local & primetime games – Includes NFL Network – Includes on demand content – NFL + Premium includes NFL Redzone |
Paramount+ | $5.99/month to $59.99/year | Streaming through NBC Sports | – Sunday Night Football – Includes pro football talk – 50+ always on channels – Available in Spanish |
Sling TV | $40/month to $55/month | ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, NFL Network, Fox Sports 1 and more | – Free 3 day trial on select streaming devices – Half off your first month of service – Add on sports channels available – Spanish language channels available |
Youtube TV | 4 payments of $56/month or $61/month | NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL RedZone | – Includes the NFL Sunday Ticket – Add on NFL RedZone – No contracts required – Unlimited simultaneous streams at home |
The NFL Sunday Ticket is still the best way to catch all the games this season. It is no longer on DirecTV, but you can now get it on YouTube TV! Watch the remaining out of market Sunday games. It still isn’t cheap starting at $174, but you’re guaranteed the game.
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