Streaming stat of the day— If an NFL fan wanted to watch every game next season it would cost at least $850 Peacock $5.99 Netflix $6.99 Prime (5x) $8.99 ESPN+ $10.99 YouTubeTV (6x) $72.99 Sunday Ticket…

Food $200 Data $150 Rent $800 NFL on TV $3,600 (YoutubeTV, PrimeVideo, Peacock, Netflix, ESPN+, NFL+, Sunday Ticket) Utility $150 someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this my family is dying

Let me get this straight: If I don’t live in South Florida but want to watch the dolphins I need to pay for the NFL ticket. But if the game is nationally televised it will be blacked out on the ticket so I need regular channels so I need to watch on YouTube TV. But if the game…

The NFL will stream games across these streaming platforms: • Netflix, $6.99/month • ESPN+, $10.99/month • Peacock, $5.99/month • Prime Video, $8.99/month • YouTubeTV - Sunday Ticket, $72.99/month (via @FOS) #NFL

With all the streaming platforms, it'll cost between $500 and $900 to watch every NFL game. YouTube TV, YouTube Sunday ticket, RedZone, Amazon, Netflix, Peacock, ESPN+ and the NFL+

Was really hoping Tru TV would land some important NFL Games

Everyone saying WE are going to need YouTube TV, Amazon, Netflix, Peacock and ESPN+ to watch every NFL game next year Stream East users:

Years ago I said this people said I was insane. In 2032, when the NFL negotiates their next media deal the games will be aired on Netflix, Amazon, YouTube TV, and other streaming services exclusively. This is just the beginning so get ready.

So if I’ve got this correct: if you want to consume as much NFL as possible in 2024 you now need: YouTube TV’s Sunday Ticket & RedZone, subscriptions to Peacock and Netflix and Amazon Prime…do I have that right?

I hate the Christmas day NFL games. Last year's was one of the first Chiefs home games I didn't attend in probably 11 years. Barely even watched it on TV. "Sorry, kids. Let me interrupt this one time a year we've gathered our entirely family to turn on Netflix."

So to sum up, you’ll need an NFL Sunday Ticket subscription (on YouTube TV), a cable subscription for Monday games on ESPN, an Amazon Prime subscription for Thursday games, a Peacock subscription for some NFL Playoff games, and NOW A NETFLIX SUBSCRIPTION FOR CHRISTMAS NFL GAMES?!

I will say if you all are annoyed with watching sporting events on all these streaming apps, consider looking into Uzzu TV I’ve had it for two years. You pay a yearly price and get access to a bunch of channels, every baseball game, and every football game during the NFL season

Me after buying Netflix, Peacock, Amazon Prime, ESPN+, and YouTube TV to watch NFL games pic.twitter.com/b6pu…

YouTube TV, Amazon Prime, ESPN+, Peacock, and now Netflix. If you want to watch your LOCAL team and all the primetime/international/holiday NFL games, this is the bare minimum you need. Absolutely and completely ridiculous.

Soon, each week of NFL games will be on a different streaming service: Wk1 - NFL Wk2 - Prime Wk3 - Peacock Wk4 - Hulu Wk5 - YouTube Wk6 - Netflix Wk7 - Max Wk8 - Disney+ Wk9 - ESPN+ Wk10 - Apple TV . . . .

WOW. Gonna be spending $500+ on streaming services to be able to watch every NFL game between Amazon, Peacock, Netflix, YouTube TV….