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Want to watch every NFL game this season? Wes Ott breaks down the seven services you need and how to save money.
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Football is back, but legally watching every regular season game this season has gotten more complicated than ever
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But if you're not a good football-loving viewer, because I've come to simplify the process so you can have the best season of your life
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let's start with the lineup of services that you will need. NBC, the kickoff game of the season, then every Sunday night football game, and a Thanksgiving night game
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Peacock, what he just said, as well as a Week 17 Peacock exclusive game. Netflix, the second game of the season, a Thanksgiving Eve game, two Christmas Day games, and a Week 18 game. CBS
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Paramount Plus. Sunday games. Sometimes double headers. Check your local listings. Amazon Prime Video
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Thursday Night Football starting week two and a Black Friday holiday matchup
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Twitch.tv. What he just said, plus I'm free. ESPN, ABC, ESPN Plus Unlimited
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Monday Night Football. Fox. Fox won. World Cup's over. One to two games every Sunday, plus America's Game of the Week
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NFL Sunday Ticket. At-a-market Sunday games. Plus YouTube Sports TV, all the other games on cable too also
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NFL Plus, live local and primetime games on mobile and tablets. NFL Network, 8 live games, TBD
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So that's a lot of services. And if you're a cord cutter trying to stream every game, here's what you're going to need
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So to start off, you're going to have Paramount Plus Essential for $9 a month. That'll get you those Sunday local games
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Then you need Thursday Night Football at a month Amazon Prime And Netflix for those five Netflix games at a month ESPN Plus Unlimited is a month which will get you Monday Night Football Then you looking
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at Fox One, getting you those other Sunday local games at $20 a month. NFL Sunday ticket via YouTube
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will be $30 a month for out-of-market games. Then you're going to want those NFL Network games
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and you can get those via NFL Plus for $7 a month. And then for Sunday Night Football
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Peacock, another $11 a month. Now, if you want to save a bit of money and you don't mind watching on mobile or your computer
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you can watch on Twitch.tv for free. That'll get you all the Thursday night games that you would usually get on Amazon
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But here's another major pro tip. Get a digital antenna and then you can watch all of your local games
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That's knocking off CBS, NBC, Fox, and ABC. Now you're watching those all free over the air
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If you're a cord cutter interested in the best digital antennas, check the link down below in that description box. And you can get all your live and local
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primetime games on NFL Plus, but you do have to watch on mobile, which is kind of a bummer
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Now, I know that was a lot to take in, but I quickly want to go over what international
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viewers who want to watch the NFL will have to do. You ready? NFL Game Pass via DAZN
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That's literally it. That's the only thing they need. 20 bucks a month. Why? Why can't it be that easy? So I hope this helps because week one is fast approaching
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September 9th is the first game, and we're going to have games Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday, and Monday
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A lot of football coming your way
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