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How to stream NFL games on Roku players and Roku TVs (2018)

How to stream NFL games on Roku players and Roku TVs (2018)

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How to stream NFL games on Roku players and Roku TVs (2018)

Posted: 13 Aug 2018 08:00 AM PDT

Regardless of if you have cable or not, you have numerous options to watch NFL games with your Roku device. Most of the streaming services mentioned below have free trials so you can give them a test drive before the season starts.

Streaming NFL games is easier than ever. Below, get details on how to watch NFL games live or on demand.

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Sunday Night Football (see the schedule)

Sunday Night Football is often one of the premier games of the week and NBC will own the broadcast. How to watch:

Monday Night Football (see the schedule)

Getting access to the NFL on ESPN means you'll be able to stream Monday Night Football games every week. You can get access to the WatchESPN channel in a couple different ways:

  • Use your subscription from a participating cable or satellite provider to authenticate the WatchESPN channel
  • ESPN is also available with a subscription to PlayStation Vue, Sling TV, DIRECTV NOW, Hulu with Live TV, or YouTube TV. (you can also use your subscription to these services to authenticate WatchESPN)

Thursday Night Football (see the schedule)

You can find these games on a few different channels. NFL Network will have all the games, and FOX and Prime Video have select games. Click the link above to reference the schedule.

  • All games: NFL Network is available on PlayStation Vue, Sling TV, or fuboTV
  • Nearly every Thursday Night game will be available with a participating cable or satellite provider login on FOX Sports, and in select markets on PlayStation Vue, fuboTV, Sling TV, DIRECTV NOW, Hulu with Live TV, or YouTube TV.
  • Thursday Night games will also be broadcast on Prime Video with an Amazon Prime subscription.
  • Have an antenna? Generally FOX is accessible via antenna broadcasts (find out which HDTV channels are available in your area)

AFC games

If you're a fan of a team in the AFC, then getting streaming access to CBS is critically important if you want to watch your team play.

NFC games

FOX is the main broadcaster of NFC games, so every week there will be several games to watch on the network.

  • Use your subscription from a participating cable or satellite provider to stream on the FOX Sports channel
  • FOX is also available in select markets on PlayStation Vue, fuboTV, Sling TV, DIRECTV NOW, Hulu with Live TV, or YouTube TV.
  • Have an antenna? Generally FOX is accessible via antenna broadcasts (find out which HDTV channels are available in your area)

NFL SUNDAY TICKET

If you already have the NFL Sunday Ticket through a DIRECTV subscription, you can log in with your credentials and watch out-of-market Sunday afternoon games through your Roku device.

The NFL Sunday Ticket is available to Roku customers in the U.S. living in an apartment, condominium or townhome who are not receiving DIRECTV service, as well as those who were not able to install a DIRECTV dish at their home due to an obstruction or other restriction. Check eligibility here.

HIGHLIGHTS AND CLIPS

NFL Redzone is available on Sling TV (via Sports Pack add-on).

2018 NFL PRESEASON GAMES AND ON DEMAND

NFL Game Pass is a great channel for football fans. You can watch every single game during the season on-demand shortly after it ends. The other great feature is every single out-of-market NFL Preseason game is available to live stream. You can subscribe for the full season to NFL Game Pass for $99 on the NFL channel. A subscription to NFL Game Pass also allows you to access the NFL Films archive.

Clearly, you'll have plenty of different options for watching NFL games on your Roku device. If you plan ahead, you'll have no reason to miss any of the biggest games this year!

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