Watch NFL Football Live Stream Online
The 2017-18 NFL season has officially kicked off.
NFL games are broadcast on CBS and Fox on Sunday afternoons, NBC on Sunday nights and ESPN on Monday nights. A Thursday night game is on the NFL Network each week, but five will be simulcast on CBS, followed by another five on NBC. (And, for the record: CNET is a division of CBS.)
Watch Here Live
You don't need a cable or satellite subscription, however, to enjoy live NFL games. Cord cutters can watch on the big five streaming services -- PlayStation Vue, Sling TV, DirectTV Now, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV -- but channel lineups vary by service. In a first, Amazon Prime members will be able to stream games this year, while Verizon Wireless subscribers will again be able stream games on their phones for free. And, depending on where you live, DirectTV's NFL Sunday Ticket can be streamed without a satellite dish.
I teamed up with Mr. Cable Cutter from CutCableToday to round up all of the NFL's live streaming options for the 2017-18 season.
DirectTV Now
Direct TV Now includes CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN. Its basic, $35-a-month package will let you watch games on CBS and Fox on Sunday afternoon, the Thursday night games on CBS or NBC and Monday Night Football on ESPN.
The usual caveat applies: Check the channel lineup in your area to make sure you can watch your local TV stations live.
And please note that you cannot get NFL Sunday Ticket with DirectTV Now. NFL Sunday Ticket lets you watch every out-of-market Sunday NFL Game but requires a DirectTV satellite or meeting certain eligibility requirements (mainly, you live in an apartment that can't get satellite service or you're a student in a US college or university).
NFL games are broadcast on CBS and Fox on Sunday afternoons, NBC on Sunday nights and ESPN on Monday nights. A Thursday night game is on the NFL Network each week, but five will be simulcast on CBS, followed by another five on NBC. (And, for the record: CNET is a division of CBS.)
Watch Here Live
You don't need a cable or satellite subscription, however, to enjoy live NFL games. Cord cutters can watch on the big five streaming services -- PlayStation Vue, Sling TV, DirectTV Now, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV -- but channel lineups vary by service. In a first, Amazon Prime members will be able to stream games this year, while Verizon Wireless subscribers will again be able stream games on their phones for free. And, depending on where you live, DirectTV's NFL Sunday Ticket can be streamed without a satellite dish.
I teamed up with Mr. Cable Cutter from CutCableToday to round up all of the NFL's live streaming options for the 2017-18 season.
DirectTV Now
Direct TV Now includes CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN. Its basic, $35-a-month package will let you watch games on CBS and Fox on Sunday afternoon, the Thursday night games on CBS or NBC and Monday Night Football on ESPN.
The usual caveat applies: Check the channel lineup in your area to make sure you can watch your local TV stations live.
And please note that you cannot get NFL Sunday Ticket with DirectTV Now. NFL Sunday Ticket lets you watch every out-of-market Sunday NFL Game but requires a DirectTV satellite or meeting certain eligibility requirements (mainly, you live in an apartment that can't get satellite service or you're a student in a US college or university).
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