Best NFL TV package?

[ChargingBolts]

https://1stream.eu/nfl/philadelphia-eagles-green-bay-packers-live-stream/799188

[Bolt-O]

Streameast working great, behind a NordVPN. Used to kick you out if you were using a VPN, but now they are advertising Nord.

[QuiteFrankly]

I have used for probably 7 years or some something called 247Stream.net or something like that...its out of the UK...Originally it was $29/year...Now I think its up to $70 maybe...but it has every game for baseball and NFL..plus of course soccer/rugby/basketball..all things I don't watch.

Really one of the best parts..you get ALL of the UFC PPV and other boxing PPV which pretty much pays for itself.

Before I found that service..I was like a lot of guys here..searching each week chasing stream free links with ADS and all the crap..channel disappearing or asking for trials...who needs all that hassle..pay a bit of money...get yourself a dependable service.

[floydefisher]

Bumping this back up with some new (and legal) information.

ID.me, the NFL, and YouTube have teamed together to give a massive discount to military and veterans for NFL Sunday Ticket. New subscribers only, price is
$109

Get it here if you qualify.

Oh, it also comes with 3 months of HBO max as well, which is great if like me you wanted to watch 'BS High' or you are into binge watching 'Hard Knocks'.

[Bolt-O]

Just wondering, did anyone subscribe to ESPN+ specifically for the Cardinals game? Just punch the thumbs up icon below.

[Caslon]

Should have phrased it, "What is the least expensive of all the packages?" Is there some bundle that is the most wallet-friendly?

Do you mind mobile device viewing? NFL+, Paramount+ and Peacock. $22 a month (individual subscriptions). I haven’t missed a Chargers game all season, plus Sunday morning and afternoon non-Chargers game. MNF, SNF, TNF we’re all viewable. Last nights Chargers game was an ESPN+ exclusive but was on NFL+ (mobile devices).

[Bolt-O]

Slightly off topic. This included those who may have watched via regular TV. Abysmal.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/chargers-cardinals-drew-audience-of-1-8-million

[Buckethead]

Do these packages give you all of the games, including espn+, prime, etc.? Or just the games from the major networks?

[floydefisher]

Do these packages give you all of the games, including espn+, prime, etc.? Or just the games from the major networks?

NFL Sunday Ticket gives you the regular games on Sunday only (as long as they are not shown in your market on over the air broadcast TV). It does not give you the Sunday Night games (which are almost always on NBC via over the air broadcast) Monday games (which are usually on the ABC network with few exceptions) or the Thursday games (which can be seen simply by surfing over to the Amazon home page where they are shown for free). Not sure if it does the overseas games (London and Munich) or not, or the Saturday games.

The biggest advantage I have is I'm doing it totally legal and for military and veterans it's as of right now 80% off the regular price (I'm retired military), so for me this is the closest to '#winning' as I can get.

[captaind]

Bump.

YouTube TV going up $10/mo starting Jan 13th. Getting so sick of this. When I started it was literally half this much.

[ShockNAwe]

Another option that YouTube(NFL Ticket) doesn't advertise well is that they offer a college discount. The past two years I have paid $109 for a full season. The first time you sign up for it you have to prove that your son/daughter is in College by taking a pic of their student ID and submitting it to a verification site. The 2nd year I signed up I didn't have to prove he was still a student. My youngest son will be starting college next fall so I'm covered for a while. ha ha

I'm OK paying $109 but not much more than that.

[johnnywyoming]

As mentioned previously in this thread NFL+ is pretty cheap at $99 a year. As a vet I get a discount to $79 a year. This has worked for me for the last three years or so. Other than the price benefit, I can watch any game, actually any game going back ten or more years. Yes, I can watch live games on the phone if I want to but the games are available within an hour of their completion. The best benefit as far as I am concerned is the ability to skip commercials, some of the inane comments by the announcers (especially the color commenters like Collinsworth), and the asinine halftime update shows. There are also choices to watch a condensed version of a game that cuts out nearly everything except for the plays themselves, or another version that shows all 22 players on the field at the same time. Sometimes alternate game announcers are available and also broadcasts in Spanish.

Not that I am in a rush to watch a game but these options cut it down from three hours to one and a half hours or even one hour. Often on other team games I will watch the first quarter or half in the standard version to get familiar with the players then I will switch to the condensed version to watch the remainder of a game. So, it works for me