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Out-of-Market Philadelphia Eagles Games: Fans Need These Plans & Subscriptions
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Written by Frank Moraes Senior Content Editor
For me, the Philadelphia Eagles represent excellence in the NFL, having won the 2017 Super Bowl and returning to the championship game just last season (2023). I don’t live in Philadelphia, but I’ve found several ways to stream Eagles games online wherever I happen to be.
In a hurry? NFL Sunday Ticket is probably the best way for US football fans to watch out-of-market games. But for those who don’t want to spend the money, there are other options.
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More options (NFL Sunday Ticket)
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.
How to Stream Out-of-Market Philadelphia Eagles Games
Philadelphia Eagles games mainly air on Fox and CBS, with some on NBC, ESPN, Peacock, and Prime Video. If you’re outside of the Philadelphia region though, some of the best ways for out-of-market viewers to watch Eagles football games this NFL season include:
- NFL Sunday Ticket: The ultimate sports add-on available through YouTube and YouTube TV, this provides every out-of-market NFL game across the US. It’s expensive though, costing $479. If you already have a YouTube TV subscription, you can get Sunday Ticket as an add-on for $379 ($82.99/month).
- NFL+ Premium: If you don’t mind watching Eagles game replays instead of live broadcasts, consider NFL+ Premium for just $14.99/month. This option also provides live in-market games, as well as most out-of-market preseason games. (Read our full NFL+ review.)
- NFL RedZone: This isn’t a great option if you want to watch an entire Eagles game, as instead of airing full matches, NFL RedZone airs highlights, major incidents, and touchdowns from all Sunday Night Football games. But if you want all the action, most streaming services offer NFL RedZone for a low additional fee. (See our complete NFL RedZone Out-of-Market guide.)
- VPN: Using a VPN with a streaming service like Fubo will allow you to watch out-of-market games on the Eagles’ local channels as if you were there. (Check out our guide to Watching NFL Out-of-Market Games With VPNs.)
More Info on Streaming Philadelphia Eagles Games
If you are looking for even more information on streaming Philadelphia Eagles games live, I have you covered:
- Philadelphia Eagles Viewer’s Guide: This guide is for general Eagles viewing.
- Philadelphia Eagles Today Guide: Get all the information on the next Eagles game, including time, channel, and stats.
- Out-of-Market NFL Guide: Provides complete information about watching out-of-market NFL games.
Our Choice
For watching out-of-market Philadelphia Eagles games, I found NFL RedZone to be the best option overall – offering a fast, affordable way to catch all the highlights and key moments from every Eagles game without breaking the bank. The streaming quality is solid, and it covers all the Sunday NFL action you want, making it great for casual fans who don’t want to commit to full game broadcasts. If you’re already using a service like Fubo or Hulu, adding a VPN, such as ExpressVPN, is a great way to unlock access to local channels and catch every game with minimal hassle. ExpressVPN stood out to me for its reliability and ease of use, letting you stream Eagles games like you’re back in Philly – at a fraction of the cost of pricier alternatives like NFL Sunday Ticket.
Update history
This page was revised 5 times between January 2023 and October 2023.
Focused page on top ways to watch. Removed extraneous material.
Added schedule. Updated headlines.
Updated for the 2023 NFL season.
Added links.
Reworked one section.
Frank was the Senior Content Editor at Hotdog.com and an expert in sports streaming, specializing in out-of-market games and regional sports networks.
A passionate cord-cutter and longtime subscriber to numerous streaming services, Frank has first-hand experience navigating the complexities of sports streaming.
With a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the Oregon Graduate Institute and a professional background in early streaming technology, Frank combines deep technical insight with practical, real-world knowledge.
His mission at Hotdog.com was straightforward: help sports fans get hassle-free access to the games they love, at the best price, without frustration.
A passionate cord-cutter and longtime subscriber to numerous streaming services, Frank has first-hand experience navigating the complexities of sports streaming.
With a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the Oregon Graduate Institute and a professional background in early streaming technology, Frank combines deep technical insight with practical, real-world knowledge.
His mission at Hotdog.com was straightforward: help sports fans get hassle-free access to the games they love, at the best price, without frustration.
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