To get NFL Network, there are several options depending on how one wants to access it—via cable, streaming services, or directly through NFL's own subscription service.
Cable or Satellite TV
- NFL Network is included as part of many cable and satellite TV packages from providers like DirecTV, which offers it in their sports packages.
Live TV Streaming Services with NFL Network
- Streaming platforms such as DirecTV Stream, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV include NFL Network in their channel lineup.
- Prices vary, e.g., DirecTV Stream is about $70/month with a free trial, Fubo costs about $85/month with initial discounts, and Hulu + Live TV costs around $77/month.
- These services also offer ESPN, CBS, FOX, NBC for games coverage, and some offer NFL RedZone as an add-on.
NFL+ Subscription (Streaming Only)
- NFL+ is an official streaming subscription by the NFL, costing about $6.99/month or $49.99/season for the base plan.
- It includes 24/7 streaming access to NFL Network, seven exclusive live NFL Network games, and live local and primetime games on mobile devices.
- NFL+ Premium, for $14.99/month or $99.99/season, adds NFL RedZone, game replays, and other premium content.
- This service is available in the United States and is focused on mobile, tablet, and web viewing.
Over-the-Air and Other Methods
- Local NFL games are available for free over-the-air with an antenna.
- Thursday Night Football is exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.
In summary, to get NFL Network specifically:
- Subscribe to a cable/satellite provider that carries NFL Network,
- Use a live TV streaming service that includes NFL Network in its channel lineup,
- Or subscribe to NFL+ for the network and exclusive mobile streaming access.
For mobile and streaming-only access, the NFL+ subscription is the most direct and affordable method specifically for NFL Network access.
