NFL Games Without Cable: Watch Football Online Anywhere and Never Miss a Touchdown

You don’t need cable to catch all the pro-football action. Read on to find out how NFL fans can leave cable behind without missing any games!

In a hurry? Check out these three popular streaming services with which you can watch most NFL games live during the 2023-24 season:

If you are thinking of dumping your cable subscription, your best bet as an NFL fan is an online streaming service with live TV channels. Services like Netflix are on-demand content libraries. They do not offer live channels that show live NFL games.

On the other hand, some on-demand services like Hulu also have live TV packages that give you access to the necessary NFL broadcasting channels. For example, Hulu + Live TV offers ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, ESPN, and NFL Network — alongside other sports channels.

This article covers different ways you can watch football without cable, so read on to find out more.

Tuesday’s NFL Games

Here are today’s NFL games:

• No NFL games today.

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Get all the details to live stream games that aren’t in your area with our NFL Out-of-Market Game Guide.

Five Ways to Watch Football Without Cable

The way the NFL distributes its games are highly regimented. Below is an overview table outlining the options available.

	Thu Night	Sun Morning	Sun AFC	Sun NFC	Sun Night	Mon Night
DIRECTV STREAM	❌	💲	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Fubo	❌	✔️†	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Hulu Live	❌	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Sling TV	❌	✔️†	❌	✔️§	✔️§	✔️
Vidgo	❌	✔️†	❌	✔️§	❌	✔️
YouTube TV	❌	✔️†	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Prime Video	✔️	❌	❌	❌	❌	❌
NFL+ ‡	✔️	❌	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Paramount+	❌	❌	✔️	❌	❌	❌
Peacock	❌	❌	❌	❌	✔️	✔️
Antenna	❌	❌	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️

1. Subscribe to a Live Streaming Service

The simplest bet for NFL fans is to livestream with a service. Note that to watch all the live games you will still need Amazon Prime Video for most Thursday Night Football matchups. What’s the best NFL live streaming service? Here’s an overview of which streaming services offer the key local channels and premium networks:

NBC	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	❌
Fox	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
CBS	✔️	✔️	❌	✔️	❌
ABC	✔️	✔️	✔️†	✔️	✔️
NFL Network	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
NFL RedZone	💲	💲	💲	💲	💲
ESPN	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️

These services provide better coverage and extras than cable:

• Fubo (formerly FuboTV): Get everything for the entire NFL season including CBS, Fox, ESPN, and NFL Network. In all, it offers well over 150 channels for $74.99/mo. It also comes with 1,000 hours of cloud DVR storage and simultaneous streaming on up to 10 devices. (Fubo review)
• Sling TV: The Sling Blue plan gives you NBC and Fox along with 40+ other channels for just $40.00/mo. The Orange + Blue plan adds ESPN and ESPN3 (ABC Sports) for $55.00/mo. You can add other channels for more. Comes with 50 hours of cloud DVR and streaming on up to three devices. (Sling TV review)
• DIRECTV STREAM: Gives you all the channels you need in its base plan for $74.99/mo. There are lots of options — especially for MLB, NHL, and NBA fans. Comes with unlimited cloud DVR and simultaneous streaming on unlimited devices. (DIRECTV STREAM review)
• Hulu + Live TV: Comes with 85+ live TV channels and Disney+ and ESPN+. Also: unlimited cloud DVR and streaming two devices at once. (Hulu + Live TV review)
• Vidgo: This is a good choice if you combine it with an antenna or Paramount+ subscription. Get 110+ channels for $69.99/mo. Allows you to stream on up to 3 devices at once. (Vidgo review)
• YouTube TV: Comes with all the channels you need for the NFL season for $72.99/mo. You can also get NFL Sunday Ticket — the NFL’s out-of-market package. See our Sunday Ticket review

See the reviews below for more information.

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2. Use a TV Antenna to Get Local Channels

It’s easy to forget, but antennas still work. In fact, they are better than ever. They are the cord-cutter’s secret weapon. If you live in a location within range of the necessary towers, you can get Fox, CBS, ABC, NBC, and often a lot more — completely free to your TV. In HD!

If you’re in range, that means you can watch all in-market Sunday games live. Unfortunately, you can’t get ESPN via antenna. So Monday Night Football is out of the equation except for the handful of games that air on ABC.

Here’s a quick look at some popular, recommended antennas to get local channels:

Also, with Sling TV’s packages for $40.00/mo, you can get a free HD Antenna when you prepay two months of your subscription up-front.

Whether you get an indoor antenna or an outdoor antenna depends on where you live. You can use the FCC’s DTV tool to see what channels you can expect in your area.

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3. NFL+

If you’re okay with watching NFL games online using your phone or tablet, then NFL+ is for you. You can live stream all in-market and primetime NFL games — for $4.99/mo.

Until 2022, the same service was offered for free with the Yahoo Sports app, the NFL app, or on nfl.com. But alas, that is no longer the case.

The subscription also includes live access to all out-of-market preseason games, live game audio, and NFL library programming.

If you upgrade to NFL+ Premium for $9.99/mo, you also get complete full and condensed game replays of all games on all devices. And it also comes with Coaches Film.

See our NFL+ review for more information.

For subscribers outside US, Canada, and China, NFL Game Pass is available, which allows you to live stream all games. See our NFL+ review.

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4. Watch All NFL Games on Replay With NFL+ Premium

While it might sound crazy to some fans, there are others who don’t mind watching the games after they air. If you normally record live games and watch them later, then NFL+ Premium is a good choice for just $9.99/mo.

What is NFL GamePass? For $99.99 per football season, you can live stream every single NFL game after it airs. It doesn’t matter if it’s in your market or not. Every single game. The NFL Playoffs and Super Bowl are both included. And they are commercial-free in 720p.

Note: NFL+ subscribers can also live stream out-of-market NFL preseason games.

And not only can you replay the full broadcasts, but each game also features a condensed version, which cuts out the non-action in between plays, allowing you to get through an entire game fast, ensuring that you can watch the most NFL action possible.

There’s also coach’s film, extra camera angles, additional NFL programming like Hard Knocks, and more. It’s the service for the most diehard fans!

Try NFL+ free for a week. To learn more before you buy, read our NFL+ review.

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5. Combine Several Ways to Watch Football Online

There’s no one best way to watch NFL. And the truth is that now you will need at least two subscriptions to get access to all the games. At least if you live in the US. (Those many places outside the US can get NFL Game Pass International and get access to all games. See our NFL Game Pass review.)

Two or more of the ways we listed in this article can be combined to ensure you have access to all NFL games in 2023, both live and on-demand.

Besides, there are other ways to live stream football without cable, like:

• Paramount+: Formerly known as CBS All Access, it allows you to live stream NFL games on CBS for $5.99/mo. This is actually a great option if you are focused on the AFC because it will allow you to live stream those in-market games.
• Peacock: Get all the games that air through NBC with this service for $4.99/mo.

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Satellite and Cable Alternatives

In some cases, it is necessary to include satellite or cable providers in your collection of services. The good news is that the explosion of streaming alternatives has made many cable and satellite TV providers reduce their rates — at least if you sign up for a long contract. (We know: ugh!)

These two providers are great options:

• DIRECTV Satellite: A full package that includes all the channels you expect.
• DISH Satellite: Another supplier of all the channels you need to enjoy the whole NFL season.

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NFL Live Streams: Best Options

If watching the 2023 NFL season is a good reason for you to cut the cord and find a proper live TV streaming service, here are several service providers with a decent selection of channels and features.

Not all of them offer all the necessary channels to live stream all NFL games. Refer to the full NFL schedule to find out what channels you need for the games you want to watch. Note that to watch all the live games you will still need Amazon Prime Video for most Thursday Night Football matchups.

Fubo

Fubo is well-known as the streaming service for sports fans. With it, you can live stream all of the national and local NFL games in your area. Fubo offers a wide variety of sports in general.

The service does an excellent job of covering just about every type of sport out there, including international events.

It features well over 150 channels of live sports, TV shows, and movies. With local channels as well as ESPN and NFL Network, you have everything you need to enjoy the 2023 NFL season online.

With the Sports Plus add-on for $10.99/mo, you will also get NFL RedZone and 25+ other sports channels.

You can check out the free trial to see if the service is right for you. See our Fubo review for more info on the service. You can also learn more in our guide about how to watch NFL on Fubo.

Total Channels	150+
NFL Channels	NBC, Fox, CBS, ABC, NFL Network, ESPN
Cloud DVR Storage	1000 hrs
Price	$74.99/mo
Fubo Free Trial	✔️ Try it now

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DIRECTV STREAM

DIRECTV STREAM is a great general streaming service. And it really stands out with its Choice plan for $99.99/mo, which includes the best selection of regional sports networks (RSNs) in the industry. It has you completely covered if you are a fan of your local MLB, NHL, or NBA team. And the same goes for the NFL.

It features well over 75+ channels in its best ($74.99/mo) plan. This includes all your local channels.

Total Channels	75+
NFL Channels	NBC, Fox, CBS, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network
Cloud DVR Storage	Unlimited
Price	$74.99/mo
DIRECTV STREAM Free Trial	✔️ Try it now

Check the 5-day free trial to see if the service is right for you. Also, check out our DIRECTV STREAM review for more information.

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Hulu + Live TV

As it stands, Hulu’s live TV plan offers all four local channels you need to live stream the 2023 NFL season for $69.99/mo. It also provides ESPN and NFL Network. To get NFL RedZone, you needs the sports add-on for $9.99/mo extra.

Total Channels	85+
NFL Channels	NBC, Fox, CBS, ABC, NFL Network, ESPN
Cloud DVR Storage	Unlimited
Price	$69.99/mo
Hulu + Live TV Free Trial	❌ Try one month for $69.99.

Alongside the 85+ channels, you can get unlimited cloud DVR storage for up to 9 months with streaming on up to two devices at once. If you plan to watch any on-demand content with Hulu, the no-ad plan for an extra $6 may also be worth considering.

You can read our Hulu + Live TV review for more about the plan. Try one month for $69.99.

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Sling TV

Sling TV is a great deal at $40.00/mo for the Blue plan, which features 40+ channels. For NFL viewing, it’s more of a mixed bag because it only provides local affiliates for Fox and NBC (depending, as always, on your location).

With the Sling Blue plan, you also get NFL Network. But if you want ESPN, you need the Sling Orange plan (also $40.00/mo). The real football fan should probably get the combined Orange + Blue plan for $55.00/mo. With it, you also get ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN3.

You can get NFL RedZone with the Sports Extra add-on for $11/mo or $15/mo with the Orange + Blue plan.

Total Channels*	50+
NFL Channels	NBC, Fox, ESPN, NFL Network
Cloud DVR Storage	50 hours
Price	$55.00/mo
Sling TV Free Trial	❌ Save 50% on your first month of Sling TV.

If the lack of local affiliate channels bothers you, Sling TV offers a free HD Antenna when you prepay two months on your subscription. In most locations, you should be able to get ABC and CBS as well.

Read our Sling TV review to learn more, plus these Sling-specific NFL guides: NFL on Sling, NFL Preseason, NFL RedZone, and Sunday Night Football. Also, head over to Sling TV’s website to try the free on-demand content with a handful of free live channels.

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Vidgo

Vidgo is a great deal with a range of live TV channels. For $69.99/mo, you get 110+ channels that span the range of interests.

You get two key local channels, ABC and Fox, to live stream the NFL season, along with five ESPN channels (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN Deportes, and ESPNews), and NFL Network.

One downside of Vidgo is it does not cloud DVR with its base package. You can compensate for this by installing a hardware DVR if you like.

Total Channels*	110+
NFL Channels	ABC, Fox, NFL Network, ESPN
Cloud DVR Storage	20 hours
Price	$69.99/mo
Vidgo Free Trial	❌ Try one month for $20.

To compensate for NBC and CBS, you can check out Peacock and Paramount+. Learn more about Vidgo in our review. Try one month for $20.

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Using VPNs

In many cases, you can use VPNs to watch out-of-market games with these streaming services. See our viewing guide for all the details. (We also have a playoff-specific guide.)

Superpower Your Sports Streaming With a VPN

For the sake of privacy, security, and access, you should be using a VPN. They are low-cost and easy to use. We’ve been using them for years and our top pick is ExpressVPN. Other brands worth checking out include Hotspot Shield and CyberGhost.

i	Our VPN Buyer’s Guide provides a complete introduction and all you need to know to choose the best VPN for your needs.

Channels to Watch Live NFL Games

In 2023, one preseason and 16 regular season Thursday night games will livestream exclusively on Prime. There are no Thursday night playoff games.

In the past, Amazon streamed many Thursday Night Football games. But they also aired on NFL Network or Fox. Now, Thursday Night Football is now only on Amazon Prime Video.

The bad news is, you’ll need yet another streaming service. The (possible) good news is that if you are among the millions of Americans who already have an Amazon Prime membership, you already have Amazon Prime Video — it’s included with the free shipping. You also no longer need the NFL Network for regular season games.

Pay Channels For NFL Coverage

What you’ll need to catch all the live games is:

• Your local networks: NBC, CBS, and Fox, specifically. You can pick these up with an antenna for free. This will cover all the Sunday games.
• Amazon Prime Video: Thursday Night Football
• ESPN: Monday Night Football

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Unblock Your Favorite Events & Teams With a VPN

If you can’t watch your favorite events or teams because of your location, a VPN will allow you to get the access you are entitled to, plus extra security and unequaled privacy. Check out our VPN Guide for everything you need to know, including our top pick ExpressVPN.

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Other brands worth checking out include Hotspot Shield and CyberGhost.

Pay Channels For NFL Coverage

During the week, there are generally two games. Monday Night Football is usually shown on ESPN. The only exception is when your local team plays, a local broadcast affiliate will simulcast the game along with ESPN. That could be CBS, Fox, or another channel depending on your location.

Depending on your sports-fan level, you may also want:

• NFL Network: the preseason, a few exclusive live games, and lots of NFL original programming. Not a must-have for anymore for the regular season, but nice to have if you have the time.
• NFL RedZone: scoring highlights showing every touchdown of every NFL game, every Sunday. If you’re into fantasy football or just a football fan tight on time, you can catch the key moments on NFL RedZone.

Jump ahead to see which streaming services offer these channels.

Local Channels Needed to Watch Live NFL Games

Sunday afternoon is when most NFL games occur. These Sunday afternoon games air on two local channels: CBS and Fox. CBS has the rights to AFC games, and Fox has the rights to NFC games. They alternate inter-league games.

Sunday Night Football consists of one game a week, with kickoff occurring at 8:20 pm ET. This is often one of (if not the most) anticipated games of the week. NBC has exclusive rights to this game.

Local channel availability depends on your streaming location. But the top streaming services offer all four local network affiliates in the vast majority of areas. You can also get yourself an over-the-air antenna and watch a lot of football for free.

Vidgo and Sling TV are the only services we discuss to not offer all four local channels needed to live stream NFL games. (Vidgo provides ABC and Fox; Sling TV provides Fox and NBC.) But these are also cheaper than the other services. And with Vidgo, you get all the other NFL channels with its basic plan ($69.99/mo).

Sling TV offers something special. When you prepay at least two months of its $40.00/mo plan (almost half the price of the other services), you get a free HD Antenna that you can use to get the local stations in your area.

Primary Local Affiliates

Here is a table of all the teams with the main network affiliate (CBS or Fox) that airs Sunday afternoon games along with the streaming services that provide that affiliate for subscribers in that area.

Team (Channel)	Fubo	DIRECTV	Sling	Hulu	Vidgo
Arizona Cardinals (KSAZ — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Atlanta Falcons (WAGA — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Baltimore Ravens (WJZ-TV — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Buffalo Bills (WIVB-TV — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Carolina Panthers (WJZY — Fox)	✅	✅	❌	✅	✅
Chicago Bears (WFLD — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Cincinnati Bengals (WKRC — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Cleveland Browns (WOIO — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Dallas Cowboys (KDFW — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Denver Broncos (KCNC — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Detroit Lions (WJBK — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Green Bay Packers (WITI — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	❌
Houston Texans (KHOU — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Indianapolis Colts (WTTV — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Jacksonville Jaguars (WJAX — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Kansas City Chiefs (KCTV — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Las Vegas Raiders (KLAS — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Los Angeles Chargers (KCBS — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Los Angeles Rams (KTTV — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Miami Dolphins (WFOR — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Minnesota Vikings (KMSP — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
New England Patriots (WBZ — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
New Orleans Saints (WVUE — Fox)	✅	✅	❌	✅	✅
New York Giants (WNYW — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
New York Jets (WCBS — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Philadelphia Eagles (WTXF — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Pittsburgh Steelers (KDKA — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
San Francisco 49ers (KTVU — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Seattle Seahawks (KCPQ — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	❌
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (WTVT — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Tennessee Titans (WTVF — CBS)	✅	✅	❌	✅	❌
Washington Commanders (WTTG — Fox)	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅

Devices to Live Stream NFL

You can live stream NFL games on most of streaming devices in use today using the services we’ve discussed above. These include the following:

There are some exceptions. DIRECTV STREAM doesn’t support Android TV devices. Vidgo doesn’t support Samsung smart TVs. Neither DIRECTV STREAM nor Vidgo support LG or VIZIO smart TVs or Xbox systems.

Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV support PlayStation units.

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This Week’s NFL Schedule

NFL Week 4

• Thu Sep 28 8:15 pm: Lions at Packers (Amazon Prime)
• Sun Oct 1 9:30 am: Falcons at Jaguars (ESPN+)
• Sun Oct 1 1:00 pm: Dolphins at Bills (CBS)
• Sun Oct 1 1:00 pm: Vikings at Panthers (Fox)
• Sun Oct 1 1:00 pm: Broncos at Bears (CBS)
• Sun Oct 1 1:00 pm: Ravens at Browns (CBS)
• Sun Oct 1 1:00 pm: Steelers at Texans (CBS)
• Sun Oct 1 1:00 pm: Rams at Colts (Fox)
• Sun Oct 1 1:00 pm: Buccaneers at Saints (Fox)
• Sun Oct 1 1:00 pm: Commanders at Eagles (Fox)
• Sun Oct 1 1:00 pm: Bengals at Titans (Fox)
• Sun Oct 1 4:05 pm: Raiders at Chargers (CBS)
• Sun Oct 1 4:25 pm: Patriots at Cowboys (Fox)
• Sun Oct 1 4:25 pm: Cardinals at 49ers (Fox)
• Sun Oct 1 8:20 pm: Chiefs at Jets (NBC)
• Mon Oct 2 8:15 pm: Seahawks at Giants (ESPN)

Standings

Wrapping Up

The best streaming service or network subscription for you will depend on your individual needs and budget.

If you want to cut the cord for the first time and have a fair selection of channels, one of the reviewed streaming services is a great way to get started while getting live access to live NFL games.

Fubo is our top pick for NFL fans. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.

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More Info on NFL Without Cable

If you still have questions, these resources should help:

• NFL Preseason
  • NFL Draft
• NFL Regular Season
  • Thursday Night Football
  • Sunday Night Football
  • Monday Night Football
• Out-Of-Market Football Games
  • Sunday Ticket Review
  • VPN Out-of-Market How-To
  • Out-of-Market Games With NFL+
  • Out-of-Market Games With NFL RedZone
• NFL Playoffs
  • AFC Championship
  • NFC Championship
  • Super Bowl
  • NFL Combine
  • NFL Pro Bowl
  • NFL Honors

FAQs

What are the top NFL teams for the 2023-24 season?

No one can say for sure, of course, but most of the sportsbooks have set odds on the different teams to win the Super Bowl as of the start of the regular season. They disagree in minor ways from each other, but the ordering is pretty consistent for the top contenders.

1. Kansas City Chiefs
2. Philadelphia Eagles
3. Buffalo Bills
4. San Francisco 49ers
5. Cincinnati Bengals
6. Dallas Cowboys
7. New York Jets
8. Baltimore Ravens
9. Detroit Lions
10. Miami Dolphins

BetMGM places the Bengals above the 49ers. DraftKings places the Eagles below the 49ers and adds the LA Chargers and Jacksonville Jaguars to the list and bumps the Lions and Dolphins.

How do I watch NFL games in Spanish?

For the regular season, there are relatively few options for watching the NFL with Spanish-language commentary. In general, you can watch Sunday Night Football on Telemundo. And you can watch Monday Night Football on ESPN Deportes. But the other games are generally only available in English.

However, you could mute your TV and get Spanish-language audio either through Entravision or a local Spanish-language radio station in your area.

How to I watch specific NFL teams without cable?

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AFC East	AFC North	AFC South	AFC West
Buffalo Bills	Baltimore Ravens	Houston Texans	Denver Broncos
Miami Dolphins	Cincinnati Bengals	Indianapolis Colts	Kansas City Chiefs
New England Patriots	Cleveland Browns	Jacksonville Jaguars	Los Angeles Chargers
New York Jets	Pittsburgh Steelers	Tennessee Titans	Las Vegas Raiders

NFC East	NFC North	NFC South	NFC West
Dallas Cowboys	Chicago Bears	Atlanta Falcons	Arizona Cardinals
New York Giants	Detroit Lions	Carolina Panthers	Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles	Green Bay Packers	New Orleans Saints	San Francisco 49ers
Washington Commanders	Minnesota Vikings	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Seattle Seahawks

How do I watch NFL games live for free?

If you have searched for free NFL games to watch, you undoubtedly have come across a lot of services that are scams. The only legal ways to watch NFL for free are:

• Use a free trial of one of a paid streaming service
• Get an antenna for local channels.

We recommend staying away from illegal sites. They are potentially dangerous.

Much better to install an HD antenna and subscribe to a low-cost service like NFL+.

How much of the NFL season can I watch with free trials?

There are not enough free trials to watch even half the NFL season. But you can go for a while — roughly 6 of 18 seasons. Here is a list of the services and how you can use them:

• Amazon Prime Video: Offers a 30-day free trial, which allows you to watch 4 weeks of Thursday Night Football.
• DIRECTV STREAM: Offers a 5-day free trial, which allows you to watch one week of NFL if you start your trial on Thursday. This will include the Sunday and Monday Night Football as well as your choice of two games from the four offered by your local CBS and Fox affiliates.
• Fubo: Offers a 7-day free trial, which allows you to watch one week of NFL with the same game selection as with DIRECTV STREAM.
• NFL+: Offers a 7-day free trial, which allows you to watch one week of your local team on Sunday and the three nighttime games. Note, these are limited to mobile devices. If you choose the correct week, you will also be able to watch a Sunday morning International game.
• YouTube TV: Offers a 21-day free trial, which allows you to watch three weeks of NFL. Note: NFL Sunday Ticket does not have a free trial.

Why are some NFL games not scheduled this year?

Five games in Week 15 and all the games in Week 18 don’t have dates, times, and channels assigned to them. This is so to allow NFL flexibility to gain larger audiences. During Week 15, three games will be on Sunday but the two games with the most viewership potential will be played on Saturday. Once the playoff picture is clear, the games will be scheduled and we will provide it here.

How do I live stream CBS NFL games?

There are a variety of ways to live stream CBS NFL games. One top recommendation is Fubo. However, if CBS is the only channel you’re missing, you can try the niche service, Paramount+. For just $5.99/mo, it provides live streaming access to NFL matchups. This service only covers games that will air on CBS.

Can I live stream NFL on Amazon Prime?

Yes, you can. Amazon Prime subscribers will be able to watch most Thursday Night Football matches starting with the 2022 season, directly from the Prime Video app. Amazon Prime costs $139 per year and includes free 2-day shipping on Amazon, free video streaming, and more.

How do I watch NFL playoffs online?

Once the playoffs are underway, there are plenty of ways to watch online. Options are pretty similar to the regular season, with games airing on ESPN, Fox, NBC, and CBS. So services like Fubo and Hulu + Live TV will work well for you. You can learn more in our NFL playoffs guide.

Can I watch NFL games on Netflix?

Netflix is an on-demand service, meaning there is no live TV on it. So you can’t watch live NFL games on Netflix. It’s also important to note that past NFL games aren’t on Netflix either. If you wish to watch NFL games on-demand after they air, we recommend NFL+ Premium.

How can I watch Monday Night Football online?

To live stream Monday Night Football online, you need to have access to ESPN. The streaming services we reviewed above offer ESPN, like Fubo, Vidgo, Hulu + Live TV, and Sling TV. You can also watch it on ESPN+, a $9.99/mo service that features the alternative commentary on the Manningcast.

How can I watch Thursday Night Football online?

This is the first year that you will not be able to watch the whole NFL season with cable because most Thursday Night Football games will be available to stream only. You can watch these with Amazon Prime Video. It can also watch these games live with a subscription to NFL+ but you can only watch on mobile devices.

What’s the easiest way to live stream NFL on a smart TV?

Since smart TVs support streaming apps, the easiest way to live stream NFL games on them is to check out our list of NFL-friendly streaming services and find out if your TV supports them. Supported services vary by brand of smart TV, so you’ll need to check prior to signing up with a service. Here’s a quick guide on how to watch Hulu Live on your smart TV.

How do I listen to live NFL games?

Sometimes we want to watch football but can’t. For those Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays that you just cannot be in front of a screen, you have NFL on TuneIn. Listen to every score as it happens, in real-time. TuneIn offers the best audio game-day experience for cord-cutting NFL fans, all for free. You can also listen on the radio and via NFL+.

How can I watch Sunday Night Football without cable?

Since Sunday Night Football airs exclusively on NBC, you need an option with that channel. The cheapest way is to use an antenna, but this will depend on where you are located. A more general option is to live stream with a service like Fubo or Hulu Live, which allows you to watch Sunday Night Football online without cable TV in most areas.

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