Philadelphia Eagles cornerback James Bradberry tackles Washington Commanders wide receiver Dax Milne

Washington Commanders Without Cable: Every Live Stream & Price to Watch Online

Can you watch the Washington Commanders without cable? Yes! Read on to learn everything you need to know.

In a hurry? If you are done messing around and just want to start watching Washington without cable, any of these streaming services will make you happy:

  • Fubo: The best streaming service for international sports also provides 150+ well-selected channels. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.
  • DIRECTV STREAM: Get a great channel lineup with the best selection of RSNs in the industry. A 5-day free trial is now available for DIRECTV STREAM.
  • Hulu + Live TV: This total entertainment streaming service provides a great on-demand selection and all the essential live TV channels with a 3-day free trial.

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IMPORTANT: Once you’ve installed your VPN and connected to a US server, you’ll still need to subscribe separately to access premium streaming services.

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Bottom line: 16 of the 17 regular season Commanders games will air on live TV with one streaming-only (on Amazon Prime Video). The services above have you covered for the regular and postseason. See the Commanders schedule below.

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Image from NFL Week 3 Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles by All-Pro Reels under CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons.

Washington Commanders Week 10

The Washington Commanders kick off Week 10 with a 7-2 record.

DateTime (ET)TeamsTV
Sun Nov 101:00 pmPittsburgh Steelers at Washington CommandersCBS

Want all the details for the next game? See our Commanders game guide!

Which Channels Do I Need to Watch the Washington Commanders?

Like all of the other NFL teams, you’ll need more than one channel to watch the Washington Commanders. Luckily, all of the channels you need are available through streaming services, digital antennas, or a combination of both.

This season, the commanders will appear on local channels ABC, CBS, and FOX. Additionally, one game will be available only through streaming: a Thursday Night Football game on November 14th against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Here are all the outlets you will need with the number of Commanders games aired on each:

Channel/Streaming PlatformGame(s)
CBS5
FOX8
ABC1
Prime Video1
TBD‡2
‡ Week 17 and Week 18 games not yet scheduled.

How to Watch the Washington Commanders Streaming without Cable

If you’re new to streaming, the process might seem daunting. Luckily, it’s easier than you think. You just sign-up with a streaming service, install an app on your streaming device, and enjoy.

All the streaming services we discuss allow you to watch Amazon Fire TV, Android Mobile, Android TV-based smart TVs, Apple TV, Chromecast, iOS (iPhone, iPad), Roku, Samsung smart TVs, and web browsers. Additionally, may also support other smart TVs (LG, Vizio) and gaming systems (Xbox One, PlayStation).

We will discuss all the streaming services that allow you to watch Commanders games live. But we will start with our top three choices: Hulu + Live TV, DIRECTV STREAM, and Fubo. These are great for sports streaming but will also work as general cable replacements. They offer a lot of channels for a fair price with free trials and no contracts.

If these services aren’t for you, keep reading and you’ll find a complete list of ways to watch the Washington Commanders online without cable.

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The services in the table below offer at least some Washington Commanders games during the 2024-25 regular season. Notice that one game is streaming only through Amazon Prime Video, but this game will air on a local channel in the greater DC area.

The live TV streaming services (top five rows) all allow you to record games with the included cloud DVR. All these services allow you to stream different content on multiple device at the same time.

ServicePriceChannelsGamesReview
Fubo$79.99/month150+16Fubo
DIRECTV STREAM$79.99/month90+16DIRECTV
Hulu + Live TV$76.99/month95+16Hulu
YouTube TV$72.99/month100+16YouTube
Sling TV$55.00/month50+11Sling
Amazon Prime Video$8.99/monthNA1Amazon
Paramount+$7.99/monthNA5Paramount
NFL+$6.99/monthNA17‡NFL+
‡ NFL+ provides live local and primetime games on mobile devices only.

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Out-of-Market Washington Commanders Games

Are you a fan outside your team’s broadcast area? Learn to get complete access with our Washington Commanders Out-of-Market Game Guide.

If you are a fan of the Washington Commanders and you live in its broadcast area, watching every game is easy. But out-of-market fans have a harder time watching every game. To learn all about it, see our viewer’s guide, NFL Out-of-Market Football Games.

There are two main solutions. The first is to subscribe to NFL Sunday Ticket. But it is pretty expensive. You should also consider using a VPN to watch out-of-market NFL games.

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Our Choice

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

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About the Washington Commanders

The Commanders started off 2023 hot, recording two season-opening wins, but then things went downhill, starting with a 37-3 loss to Buffalo. A 2-5 run did keep Washington in mediocrity at 4-5, but then the bottom fell out with a season-ending eight-game losing streak.

The franchise has not finished above .500 since an 8-7-1 campaign in 2016 although a playoff appearance was earned in 2020 following a 7-9 regular season.

Head coach Dan Quinn took over Washington’s top job in the offseason. He previously went 43-42 with Atlanta from 2015-20, which included a Super Bowl appearance following the 2016 season. Also new to the franchise are offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury and defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr.

That poor 2023 campaign in former head coach Ron Rivera’s final season did allow the Commanders to select second in the NFL draft, and chosen quarterback Jayden Daniels (LSU) will probably be the starting QB this season, whether from the get-go or soon after it gets underway. He will likely be throwing often to wide receiver Terry McLaurin while running back Brian Robinson Jr is expected to handle the bulk of the team’s carries.

Defensively, a couple of newcomers from Dallas, both defensive ends, should regularly provide pressure to opposing offenses: Dorance Armstrong and Dante Fowler. However, they are far from the only defensive newcomers as many others with the ability to make significant impacts have also made their way to the Commanders since last season ended.

Meanwhile, a couple of stalwart returning players will be defensive tackles Daron Payne and Jonathan Allen.

The expected starting kicker and punter for Washington this season will be Ramiz Ahmed and Tress Way, the former a newcomer whose only NFL experience was with the Packers in 2022, the latter having been with the Commanders since 2014.

NFC East Standings

TeamWLT
Washington Commanders720
Philadelphia Eagles620
Dallas Cowboys350
New York Giants270

2024-25 Washington Commanders Schedule

How do I watch the Washington Commanders game tonight?

The commanders will appear in two night games this season: a Monday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals (ABC) and a Thursday Night Football game against the Philadelphia Eagles (Amazon Prime). The rest of their games will air on Sunday afternoon either on CBS or FOX.

DateTime (ET)TeamsTV
Sat Aug 1012:00 pmPRE Washington Commanders at New York Jets
Sat Aug 177:00 pmPRE Washington Commanders at Miami Dolphins
Sun Aug 258:00 pmPRE New England Patriots at Washington CommandersNBC
Sun Sep 84:25 pmWashington Commanders at Tampa Bay BuccaneersFOX
Sun Sep 151:00 pmNew York Giants at Washington CommandersFOX
Sun Sep 294:05 pmWashington Commanders at Arizona CardinalsFOX
Mon Sep 308:15 pmWashington Commanders at Cincinnati BengalsABC
Sun Oct 61:00 pmCleveland Browns at Washington CommandersFOX
Sun Oct 131:00 pmWashington Commanders at Baltimore RavensCBS
Sun Oct 204:05 pmCarolina Panthers at Washington CommandersCBS
Sun Oct 271:00 pmChicago Bears at Washington CommandersCBS
Sun Nov 31:00 pmWashington Commanders at New York GiantsFOX
Sun Nov 101:00 pmPittsburgh Steelers at Washington CommandersCBS
Thu Nov 148:15 pmWashington Commanders at Philadelphia EaglesPrime Video
Sun Nov 241:00 pmDallas Cowboys at Washington CommandersFOX
Sun Dec 11:00 pmTennessee Titans at Washington CommandersCBS
Sun Dec 151:00 pmWashington Commanders at New Orleans SaintsFOX
Sun Dec 221:00 pmPhiladelphia Eagles at Washington CommandersFOX
Sat Dec 28TBDAtlanta Falcons at Washington Commanders
Sun Jan 5TBDWashington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys

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FAQs

How many championships have the Washington Commanders won?

Washington has won a total of 25 championships throughout its history. Playing under their former name, the Washington Redskins won the NFL Championship in 1937 and 1942. After the AFL-NFL merger, the Redskins won the Super Bowl in 1982, 1987, and 1991. In addition to these five national titles, the team has won five conference championships and fifteen division championships in the playoffs.

Do Washington Commanders games sell out?

Some Washington Commanders games sell out. The Commanders reported a sold-out 2023 season opener game against the Cardinals. They also announced a $40 million investment for upgrading their home stadium, Commanders Field (formerly FedExField), which may lead to improved ticket sales. Irrespective of sell-out status, local fans can always watch the game at home without facing blackouts as the NFL does not impose them anymore.

How do I watch the Washington Commanders on my phone?

If you only care about watching Washington on your phone, NFL+ is great because it allows anyone in the Washington media market to watch. There are several streaming services like Fubo and Hulu + Live TV you can use to watch Washington throughout the upcoming season on your phone as well as other devices and TVs.

How do I record live Washington Commanders games?

Most streaming services allow you to record Washington games with the click of a button. Services like Fubo and Hulu + Live TV come with a cloud DVR, a feature that allows you to record any of the channels that air Commanders games. This means you can easily record games and watch them at your convenience.

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What radio stations are the Washington Commanders on?

The Washington Football Broadcast Network distributes games through a variety of radio stations in the team’s local market. It is based on “BIG 100” WBIG-FM with affiliates in Deleware, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina. You can also stream the radio feed through the Washington Commanders Official Mobile App and the NFL Tune In webpage. And nationwide, you can listen on SiriusXM.

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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

Cornerback James Bradberry tackles Commanders wide receiver Dax Milne (2022) by Joe Glorioso/All-Pro Reels under CC BY-SA 2.0.

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