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We’re also waiting to see if Fox will be showing any Sunday games this year in 4K HDR, or high dynamic range, as it did last year with "Thursday Night Football." (The games were actually produced in 1080p Fox then upconverted them for viewers with 4K HDR TVs.) Fox will be broadcasting Super Bowl LVII, so we’re hoping it will be available in 4K with HDR.Īs for watching any of the games, we suggest you check out “ Give Your Set an NFL Season TV Tuneup” to make your TV picture look its best this season. Basically, the service replaces NFL Game Pass and the NFL Mobile app, offering subscribers access to live in-market Sunday afternoon games, as well as national games in prime time on Sunday, Monday, and Thursday nights, with one key caveat-they can only be viewed on a smartphone or tablet. Here are just a couple more notes before we list all your streaming options.įirst, perhaps the biggest news is that the NFL just released its own paid service, called NFL+. You’ll need these channels to watch games in your area, so review the channel lineups before subscribing to a service such as DirecTV Stream, FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, or YouTube TV. However, live local channels aren’t available on all cable replacement streaming services in all markets. If you’re using a cable replacement streaming service, you may already have access to a decent number of games, as well as Super Bowl LVII, which is being broadcast on Fox this year. 24-will be shown across CBS, Fox, and NBC instead of Amazon.Īdditionally, some games will be available on newer streaming services, such as Paramount+ (formerly called CBS All Access) and Peacock, from NBCUniversal. 8 game is actually on NBC, and the trio of week 12 games-on Thanksgiving, Nov. One big change this season is that as of September 15, Amazon Prime now has the exclusive rights to “Thursday Night Football" it’s no longer spread across Prime, Fox, and the NFL Network as it was last year.
With the right streaming services, you can watch Sunday afternoon games on CBS and Fox, “Sunday Night Football” on NBC, and “Monday Night Football” on ESPN. 8, football fans who have decided to cut the cable cord have plenty of options for streaming NFL action this season. With the NFL season ready to kick off Sept.
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