How to Stream NFL Games: A Guide to Popular Platforms

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The NFL season begins on Sept. 9 at 8:20 p.m. ET, featuring the New England Patriots versus the Seattle Seahawks. Fans have various streaming options to catch this game and others throughout the season. Here are some popular platforms available.

Streaming Options for Watching NFL Games

Several services offer access to NFL games, each with unique channel selections and pricing:

FOX One: $19.99 per month
FOX One allows you to stream games airing on FOX and FS1. Its base plan starts at $19.99 and includes features like multi-view to watch up to four live games simultaneously and DVR capabilities.
Fubo: Starting at $9.99 per month
Offering hundreds of channels, including FOX, ESPN, and NFL Network, Fubo has plans starting at $9.99 for the first month (Latino plan), then $19.99 monthly after, and English plans from $54.99 monthly with free trials.
Sling: $19.99 per month
Sling TV provides multiple sports packages, beginning at $20 per month. For NFL fans, Sling Select starts at $20, focusing on core channels, or Sling Orange at $46, offering a broader selection.
Hulu: $89.99 per month
With Hulu + Live TV, access to CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, and more is available for $90 per month. This subscription includes Hulu’s on-demand library, Disney+, and ESPN, offering a wide range of content.
DISH: Starting at $89.99 per month
DISH provides a traditional satellite TV experience with America’s Top 120 package at $90 per month, plus options for more channels, including deeper packages with up to 290 channels.
Peacock: $12.99 per month
NBC’s streaming platform, Peacock, offers the Premium plan at $12.99 per month, necessary for watching sports. Peacock presents 26 NFL games this season, including post-season matches.