Have you paid for all the services you need for the NFL yet?
Thursday night’s Rams-49ers matchup in Australia will air exclusively on Netflix.The streaming service will carry five matchups this season, including games on Thanksgiving Eve, Christmas Day and in Week 18.Because of Netflix’s schedule, NFL fans will need subscriptions in September, November, December and January — four of the season’s five months.
Netflix will not carry a game in October.A monthly Netflix subscription costs between $8.99 and $26.99, depending on the plan.Fans will again need Amazon Prime for five months, from Week 2 through the Wild Card Round, at $14.99 per month.The Amazon Prime Video Thursday Night Football logo is seen on the television camera during the second half between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Las Vegas Raiders at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on November 29, 2024 in Kansas City, Missouri.(Aaron M.
Sprecher / Getty Images)YOUTUBE TV IS ABOUT TO CHANGE THE WAY WE WATCH LIVE SPORTSThose with standard cable or satellite packages will continue to receive weekly games on Fox, CBS, NBC and ESPN/ABC.However, depending on the other content they consume, fans may have more economical alternatives.YouTube now offers a $64.99-per-month Sports Plan that includes local channels, ESPN, TNT, TBS, FS1, Big Ten Network, SEC Network and more.
New users can subscribe for $49.99 per month during their first six months.Fans can also subscribe to each service individually.They can bundle Fox One and ESPN Unlimited for $39.99 per month, providing access to games on Fox, ESPN and ABC.Paramount+ costs an additional $8.99 per month for CBS games, while Peacock costs $12.99 per month for the games on NBC.That option costs roughly the same as the YouTube TV Sports Plan.
Both routes would still require separate Netflix and Amazon Prime subscriptions.In total, fans are looking at spending at least $450 to $500 to watch all the nationally televised games this season.An ad for NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV is displayed as bar patrons watch the tele...