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With three Super Bowl victories in recent years (2019, 2022, and 2023) everyone wants to watch the Kansas City Chiefs – local or not. I always watch at least one Chiefs matchup: here are four ways I know to stream out-of-market Kansas City Chiefs games online.
In a hurry? There are several options to watch the Chiefs’ out-of-market games on Sunday, besides the NFL Sunday Ticket.
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Fubo is the easiest way to stream live, with 185+ channels including locals and sports. Try it for free for 7 days, then from $79.99/mo.
Most Hotdog readers choose Fubo.
NFL Sunday Ticket is available through YouTube and YouTube TV, giving you access to every out-of-market NFL game on Sundays.
PRO TIP: Traveling? Use ExpressVPN to keep watching anywhere in the world.
Most Kansas City Chiefs games air on CBS, NBC, and ESPN, with the occasional matchup on Fox or standalone streaming services. Since most of those are local networks, you need to be within the Kansas City region to get the right affiliate of that channel. If you’re not, you’re what’s called “out-of-market.”
But you can still watch Kansas City Chiefs games. Having never lived in Kansas myself, here are all the ways I’ve found out-of-market viewers can use to watch Kansas City Chiefs games:
NFL Game Pass International is a great option for football fans outside the US. Check out our review for all the details.
These other NFL guides by the Hotdog team might be useful if you want more information:
For Kansas City Chiefs fans looking to catch every game out of market, NFL Sunday Ticket through YouTube TV is your best option. It gives you access to every Chiefs game without missing a beat, providing top-notch streaming quality and reliability, plus a solid user interface. While it’s on the more expensive side, the comprehensive coverage is worth the price for die-hard fans. If you’re on a budget, though, NFL RedZone, available through services like Fubo or Sling TV, offers a great alternative, giving you live game highlights and action for less. The ability to use a VPN with streaming services is another trick to get around geographic restrictions, offering flexibility depending on your needs. Compared to other options, NFL Sunday Ticket stands out for its all-inclusive game coverage, while RedZone provides a more affordable and streamlined experience.
This page was revised 1 time in February 2023.
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