Follow every warm-up game with one of these providers. (iStock)
Football is back! The NFL preseason begins August 8th. If you can’t wait to watch, we have a list of places where you can see all your favorite teams.
You can take advantage of various free trials before paying full price for the rest of the season. There are also different pricing options to suit both budget-conscious customers and those willing to spend money on their favorite sport.
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Get the NFL Network on your cable or streaming services. (NFL.com)
The NFL Network offers all preseason games and additional coverage when you sign up for NFL Redzone. You can subscribe to the NFL Network through certain cable providers. Providers like Cox, Dish, Fios by Verizon, Optimum, Xfinity and Spectrum all have the NFL Network in their various packages.
Stream sports and more with Peacock. (Peacock)
Peacock is the subscription service that’s all about sports, making it the perfect option for the NFL preseason. For just $7.99/month, you can get Peacock Premium, which offers over 50 channels and live sports. You can upgrade to the ad-free version for $13.99/month.
Get access to live sports with Hulu’s LiveTV option. (Hulu)
Hulu offers all NFL preseason games with its Hulu LiveTV subscription. You pay $75.99 per month just for LiveTV, which only includes the cable TV subscription and not Hulu’s entire library. You can also opt for the Hulu + Live TV, Disney+, and ESPN+ bundle for $76.99 after a three-day free trial.
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Sling offers live sports packages at different price points. (Loop)
To access the NFL Network, you’ll need SlingTV’s live TV subscription. There are several packages you can choose from depending on what other channels you want. Sling Orange & Blue + Sports Extra for $70/month gives you the most access to live sports and commentary.
Sling’s Orange & Blue package includes networks like ESPN and the NFL Network, but no extras like NFL Redzone. It costs $55 per month. The basic Sling Blue package, which costs $40 per month, also includes the NFL Network and FS1, but no other sports channels.
If you’re already a DIRECTV customer, simply add a sports package for live sports. (DIRECTV)
DIRECTV offers a sports package that you can add to the basic package that includes the NFL Network and NFL RedZone, along with a long list of other sports channels. You can choose from several different packages, but the Ultimate package gives you the most sporting coverage.
For $114.99/month, you get access to over 160 channels, including a variety of sports channels. There is also a special deal currently running where you pay $104.99 for 24 months.
