Pros: Some Thursday Night Football games only, but they’re free.

Pros: Its 500 hours of cloud DVR storage is second only to YouTube TV.Ĭons: To get CBS Sports, you need its Max package, which costs $80/month. The cheapest (legit) way to watch in-market NFL games. 1, 2020, Fox Regional Sports Networks were removed from its channel lineup. Stream to as many as 6 devices simultaneously.Ĭons: Not available on Amazon Fire TV. Pros: All in-market games on CBS, ESPN, Fox, NBC, plus the NFL Network. There are some reports of unreliable streams. Pros: Includes all in-market games on CBS, Fox, NBC, & ESPN.Ĭons: No live streaming on smartphones. NFL Red Zone is available only with the Sports Plus add-on, which brings the total cost to $76. Pros: Programming includes all in-market games on CBS, Fox, ESPN, NBC, & NFL Network.Ĭons: No out-of-market games. The Sling TV Blue package is $35, but to get ESPN you need Blue + Orange ($50). Only 10 hours of cloud DVR (50 hours will cost you an additional 5 bucks a month). The cheapest paid subscription service available.Ĭons: No out of market games, no CBS for local games. Pros: All local broadcast games on Fox, NBC, & NFL Network (Blue package). You can only stream live to a smartphone or tablet, and screen casting to a TV is blocked. Alternatively, you can use the standalone free Yahoo Sports App.Ĭons: No out-of-market games. You no longer need to be a Verizon subscriber in order to stream games on the NFL app. Here’s a breakdown of the top apps and services for watching in market NFL games without an antenna: NFL Mobile App As you might have guessed, watching in market games is a lot easier and cheaper than out of market.

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