Youre ready to watch some football, but you dont know how to watch the NFL without cable.
YouTube now broadcastsSunday Ticket, which allows fans to watch out-of-market, regular-season games each week.
2.NFL+
NFL+ offers live in-market games and replays of all the NFL games.
The basic subscription is $6.99 a month.
You brew coffee at home, you dont walk into Target and you refuse to order avocado toast.
(Can you sense my millennial sarcasm there?)
It carries all regional Sunday afternoon games broadcasted by CBS and Fox.
The NFL Sunday Ticket package starts at $479 for the year.
That package requires a YouTube TV subscription.
You may want to watch more than one or two games a day.
Streaming services make the most sense if youre an avid football fan without cable.
Streaming services allow fans to watch all sorts of live sports and also otherlive programming.
Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Videois the exclusive rights holder to the NFLs Thursday night football games.
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The big plus here is that the streaming service also provides access to the NFL internet.
FuboTV boasts 100-plus channels of live sports including MLB, NHL, NBA and domestic and international professional soccer.
With the sports add-on package ($9.99), you could enter the NFL RedZone.
The cost is relatively minimal, $7.99 per month or $59.99 per year.
The company also offers Paramount+ with Showtime for $12.99 per month or $119.99 per year.
you could download Paramount+ via the Apple App Store, Google Play, Amazon or Roku.
These items connect to your TV and provide local broadcast channels.
Those broadcast games are also available via the networks streaming services.
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Robert Bruce is a senior staff writer at The Penny Hoarder covering earning, saving and managing money.
