NFL fans can finally stream every local game without cable TV. They'd save $1.03.
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NFL fans can finally stream every local game without cable TV. They'd save $1.03.
"For the first time ever, NFL die-hards can watch every in-market game on their TVs without a pay-TV subscription, now that ESPN and Fox are available via their stand-alone apps. Some sports fans have waited years to watch their favorite teams without paying for cable or satellite TV. They may be disappointed to learn that streaming is much more expensive than it once was."
"Subscribing to every streamer that carries pro football would cost a pretty penny. In fact, NFL fans would only save $1.03 a month by streaming the league a la carte, according to a new analysis from MoffettNathanson's Robert Fishman. NFL fans would need Paramount+ and Fox One to watch in-market Sunday afternoon games on CBS and Fox, plus Peacock to watch NBC's Sunday Night Football. ESPN's revamped app carries Monday Night Football, and Amazon Prime Video carries most Thursday games."
"Those five streaming services cost $77.95 a month combined. That's just $1.03 less than the $78.98 it costs to get DirecTV's sports-focused skinny bundle and then add on Prime Video separately. NFL fans would then pay about $8 more in December to see the games on Netflix. There are also six games this season on NFL Network. Fans can find that in DirecTV's MySports package or on YouTube TV, or get it separately with NFL+, which costs $7 a month."
ESPN and Fox now offer stand-alone apps, enabling viewers to watch every in-market NFL game without a pay-TV subscription. Watching all in-market games requires subscribing to multiple services: Paramount+, Fox One, Peacock, ESPN's app, and Amazon Prime Video for most Thursday games. The combined cost of those five services is $77.95 per month. That price is only $1.03 less than a DirecTV sports-focused skinny bundle plus Prime Video. Additional costs include about $8 in December for Netflix games and access to six NFL Network games via DirecTV MySports, YouTube TV, or NFL+ at $7 per month. Full out-of-market coverage requires YouTube's NFL Sunday Ticket at $85 per month.
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