Ready to watch your favorite team dominate the field?
Gone are the days when you needed a bulky cable box to catch the NFL action. Today, the best games are just a click away on your smartphone, smart TV, or tablet.
Whether you are looking for Monday Night Football, Thursday Night Football, or the Super Bowl, there is an app for that. Below, we have curated the best apps and services to watch the NFL live this season.
1. NFL+ (The Official App)
If you want to stay connected directly to the league, NFL+ is the essential app. It is the evolution of the old Game Pass in the United States. It allows you to watch live local and primetime regular-season and postseason games on your phone or tablet.
- Best for: Mobile users and die-hard fans who want live audio for every game.
- Visit here: www.nfl.com/plus
2. YouTube TV (NFL Sunday Ticket)
YouTube TV is now the exclusive home of the “NFL Sunday Ticket.” This is the holy grail for fans who live far from their favorite team’s city. It lets you watch every single out-of-market Sunday afternoon game.
- Best for: Fans who want to watch every game, regardless of where they live.
- Visit here: tv.youtube.com
3. Amazon Prime Video
Do you love Thursday nights? Amazon Prime Video is the exclusive home of “Thursday Night Football.” The broadcast quality is excellent, and they offer unique features like “X-Ray,” which shows real-time stats while you watch.
- Best for: Watching Thursday Night Football exclusives.
- Visit here: www.amazon.com/primevideo
4. Peacock TV
NBC’s streaming service, Peacock, is becoming a major player. It streams “Sunday Night Football” games live. Occasionally, Peacock also secures exclusive rights to specific playoff games that you won’t find anywhere else.
- Best for: Sunday Night Football fans.
- Visit here: www.peacocktv.com
5. Paramount+
If your team plays in the AFC, Paramount+ is a must-have. It streams all NFL games that are broadcast on your local CBS station. It is one of the most affordable ways to catch Sunday afternoon action.
- Best for: Watching NFL games broadcast on CBS.
- Visit here: www.paramountplus.com
6. ESPN+
While most “Monday Night Football” games air on the main ESPN cable channel, ESPN+ simulcasts select games and offers exclusive international games. It is also a great hub for sports analysis and highlights.
- Best for: Sports analysis and select simulcasts.
- Visit here: plus.espn.com
7. FuboTV
FuboTV was built for sports fans. It functions as a complete cable replacement, offering channels like CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN, and NFL Network. It is a robust option if you want access to almost everything in one place without a cable contract.
- Best for: A complete “cord-cutting” experience with maximum sports coverage.
- Visit here: www.fubo.tv
8. Hulu + Live TV
Similar to Fubo, Hulu + Live TV gives you access to the major networks (FOX, CBS, NBC, ESPN) needed to watch live games. The bonus is that the subscription often includes Disney+ and ESPN+ bundled in.
- Best for: Families who want sports and entertainment in one bundle.
- Visit here: www.hulu.com/live-tv
Conclusion
With so many options, there is no excuse to miss a snap. Whether you choose the exclusivity of YouTube TV or the convenience of NFL+, the important thing is to have your setup ready before kickoff. Choose the app that fits your budget and enjoy the season!