You can watch NFL games through various platforms depending on the game and your location:
- NFL+ : The official streaming service offering live local and primetime mobile games, NFL RedZone, NFL Network, game audio, replays, and on-demand content. Available via the NFL app and website with two pricing tiers, including NFL+ Premium
- Broadcast Networks :
- CBS and FOX : Air Sunday afternoon games locally; available live on Paramount+ for CBS games
* **NBC** : Broadcasts Sunday Night Football, also streamable on Peacock
* **ESPN** : Monday Night Football live with a pay TV subscription; some games also stream on ESPN+
* **Amazon Prime Video** : Exclusive home for Thursday Night Football games with a Prime membership
- Streaming Services :
- YouTube TV : Offers NFL Sunday Ticket for out-of-market Sunday afternoon games, including multiple simultaneous streams and customizable features
* **Hulu + Live TV** : Streams NFL games on CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, and NFL Network, including Disney+ and ESPN+ bundled
* **Peacock** : Streams Sunday Night Football and exclusive NFL content
* **Paramount+** : Streams live CBS NFL games for subscribers
* **DAZN (in some countries)** : Offers NFL Network live and on-demand
- NFL Network : Watch live local and primetime games, news, and highlights on NFL Network via cable or streaming platforms like NFL+ and others
- Radio : SiriusXM NFL Radio provides live coverage and analysis in English and Spanish
For local games, authentication with your TV provider may be required to watch on broadcast network apps or streaming services. NFL Sunday Ticket is the primary option for watching out-of-market Sunday afternoon games live but is relatively expensive
. In summary, you can watch NFL games on broadcast TV (CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN), streaming platforms (NFL+, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Peacock, Paramount+), and NFL Network, with options varying by game day and market
