New users can get NFL Sunday Ticket for $30 a month over 8 months, or $240 for the year. Pairing it with a YouTube TV plan adds access to local and national NFL games alongside the out-of-market coverage NFL Sunday Ticket provides on its own. A 7-day free trial is available for new users before billing begins, and the plan can be paid month to month rather than committing to a long-term contract. Buy Now at YouTube TV
- Access to out-of-market NFL Sunday games
- Pairs with YouTube TV for local and national game coverage
- Multiview lets you watch up to 4 games at once
- Fantasy view for tracking your fantasy team during games
- Available as 8 monthly payments or a single annual payment
- No 2-year contract or satellite dish required
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YouTube TV's main plan starts at $67.99 per month for new subscribers' first 5 months, down from the regular $82.99 per month. It includes unlimited cloud DVR storage and support for up to 6 household accounts with 3 simultaneous streams. Note that after 5 months your subscription will automatically renew at the then-current price unless you cancel beforehand. This offer is available to new subscribers who are not current YouTube TV Base Plan subscribers, have not been YouTube TV Base Plan subscribers, or participated in a YouTube TV Base Plan trial previously. This deal ends November 30. Shop Now at YouTube TV
- Main plan includes 100+ live TV channels plus local channels
- New Sports Plan offers 30+ channels for $54.99/mo for the first 12 months
- Unlimited cloud DVR storage space included
- Up to 6 individual household accounts with 3 simultaneous streams
- Add-ons available for 4K viewing, premium networks, and Spanish-language channels
- No annual contracts or hidden fees
Verified students can get NFL Sunday Ticket for $119, which covers every out-of-market Sunday NFL game for the season. That's $381 below the normal price. The subscription includes a multiview feature for watching up to four games at once and a key plays tool for replaying highlights, and it doesn't require canceling your current live TV service. Buy Now at YouTube TV
- Includes all out-of-market Sunday NFL games
- Multiview lets you watch up to four live games on one screen
- One stream supported on any connected device, including TVs
- Key plays feature lets you replay game highlights
- Requires student eligibility verification
- Works alongside your current live TV service
Verizon customers can get NFL Sunday Ticket from YouTube free, a subscription valued at $480 for the 2026 NFL regular season, by switching to a select Home Internet plan or buying an eligible 5G phone on a select Unlimited plan. Those who don't qualify for the free offer can still get it at up to 50% off. The subscription covers every out-of-market Sunday afternoon game and includes features like multiview, so viewers can watch up to four games at once, and unlimited simultaneous streams at home. Offer ends September 23. Shop Now at Verizon
- Covers every out-of-market game for the 2026 NFL regular season
- Available free with a new eligible 5G phone on select Unlimited plans
- Available free by switching to a select Verizon Home Internet plan
- Multiview feature shows up to four live games on one screen
- Supports streaming on the go across multiple devices
- Allows unlimited simultaneous streams at home
Peacock carries Sunday Night Football and the NFL Hall of Fame Game as part of its live sports lineup in 2026. Plans start at $12.99 a month for the ad-supported Premium tier, with an annual option at $129.99 that works out to 12 months for the price of 10. Stepping up to Premium Plus at $19.99 a month removes most ads and adds downloads, alongside access to NBC and Bravo shows and Peacock Originals. College students can also get Peacock for $5.99 a month instead of the standard $12.99 rate with the student discount. Buy Now at Peacock TV
- Premium plan with live sports and events for $12.99 per month
- Premium Plus plan with no ads and downloads for $19.99 per month
- Annual plans offer 12 months for the price of 10
- Access to NBC and Bravo shows, live sports, movies, and Peacock Originals
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