We’re full speed into the NFL season and it’s as exciting as ever. If you love watching NFL games but hate being limited to your local market, you have the NFL Sunday Ticket to allow access to every out of market game this season. Best of all, you don’t need a subscription to a live cable TV service to access the games.
Packages for the NFL Sunday Ticket start at $69.99 per month, and you can even try it one week free. Simply head on over to the NFL Sunday Ticket homepage to verify your eligibility, and then create an account to start your free trial. This package is especially great for all of you fantasy football fans and sports betters who have a lot riding on the line each week. A wide range of devices (list below) are compatible with your subscription, including your Android or iOS devices.
The base TO GO subscription costs $69.99 per month which includes:
- Enjoy every out-of-market NFL game LIVE, every Sunday (select int’l games excluded)
- Watch on your compatible tablet, smartphone, laptop, or connected device like a game console
- Get real-time stats and scores
- Customize your Game Mix to watch up to 4 games of your choice on one screen
- Track up to 20 of your favorite players with Player Tracker
- Short Cuts: see whole games, commercial free, in 30 minutes
The MAX plan costs $94.99 per month which includes:
- Enjoy every out-of-market NFL game LIVE, every Sunday(select int’l games excluded)
- Watch on your compatible tablet, smartphone, laptop, or connected device like a game console
- Get real-time stats and scores
- Customize your Game Mix to watch up to 4 games of your choice on one screen
- Track up to 20 of your favorite players with Player Tracker
- Short Cuts: see whole games, commercial free, in 30 minutes
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Device list of compatible devices with the NFL Sunday Ticket
CONNECTED DEVICES
- XBOX One
- Apple TV (4th generation, OS 10.x and above)
- Google Chromecast
- PlayStation®3, 4
- Roku 2, 3, 4
- Roku 1 (2nd generation and above)
- Roku Streaming Stick
- Roku TV
- Amazon Fire TV
- Amazon Fire TV Stick
- Android TV
- Samsung Smart TV (2016 Tizen OS only)
- Apple Watch (no live games)
SMARTPHONES
OPERATING SYSTEMS (OS):
- Apple iOS 9.x and above
- Android OS 4.4 and above
- Windows 10.x and above
APPLE:
- iPhone 5S and above
- iPod Touch (6th generation)
ANDROID:
- Google Nexus 6
- Google Pixel
- HTC One
- HTC 10
- LG G5 and above
- LG V10
- Samsung Galaxy S6 and above
- Samsung Galaxy Note 5
- Sony Experia XZ Premium
WINDOWS PHONES:
- HTC Windows Phone 8x
- Nokia Lumia 930
- Nokia Lumia 1320
- Nokia Lumia 1520
TABLETS
OPERATING SYSTEMS (OS):
- Apple iOS 9.x and above
- Android OS 4.4 and above
- Windows 10 and above
- Kindle OS 4.2 and above
APPLE TABLETS:
- iPad Air
- iPad Mini (4th generation and above)
- iPad (4th generation and above)
- iPad Pro
ANDROID TABLETS:
- Google Nexus 7 and above
- Samsung Galaxy Note
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 and above
WINDOWS TABLETS:
- Surface 3
- Surface Pro 2 and above
KINDLE:
- Kindle Fire HD (4th generation and above)
- Kindle Fire HDX (4th generation and above)
PC/MAC for NFLSUNDAYTICKET.TV
OPERATING SYSTEMS (OS):
- Mac OSX 10.10.x and above
- Windows 10
BROWSERS – MAC OSX:
- Safari latest version
BROWSERS – WINDOWS:
- Chrome latest version
- Firefox latest version
- IE for Windows 10: Edge / IE11
There’s a good chance you own one of these devices, and if you don’t the most affordable options are the Amazon Fire TV Stick at $39.99, and the Google Chromecast at $35.
There are a few caveats. This subscription is limited to certain individuals so you will need to check if you qualify on the NFL Sunday Ticket homepage.
NFLSUNDAYTICKET.TV service is only available to non-DIRECTV customers who live in select multi-dwelling unit buildings (apartments,condos,etc) nationwide in the U.S. where DIRECTV service is not available, live in select areas within various metropolitan cities,live in a residence that has been verified as unable to receive DIRECTV satellite TV service due to obstructions blocking access to satellite signals,or are college students.
