The official NFL app is your central hub. With an NFL+ subscription, watch live local and prime-time games on iPhone and iPad, plus NFL Network’s 24/7 coverage.
You also get access to the NFL’s international games, including regular-season matchups in Ireland, England, Germany, and Spain.
Upgrade to NFL+ Premium to add on-demand replays and NFL RedZone, the network’s live look-in show on Sunday afternoons.
From now through September 15, get 20 percent off an NFL+ annual plan.
The NFL Sunday Ticket subscription on YouTube unlocks every Sunday afternoon out-of-market game, plus NFL Shorts highlights. Also want game-day highlights and analysis from the NFL Network? Upgrade to the NFL Sunday Ticket with NFL RedZone subscription.
YouTube is also the exclusive streamer for the season’s first international game in São Paulo, Brazil. Tune in September 5 to see the Chiefs face off against the Chargers.
Thursday Night Football kicks off exclusively on Prime Video all season long. It’s also the exclusive streamer for Bears vs. Eagles on Black Friday and the Christmas night match between the Broncos and Chiefs.
For Sunday afternoon games, fire up Paramount+. It’s streaming the AFC’s most exciting clashes, including Chiefs at Bills in Week 9 (a rematch of last season’s AFC Championship Game).
The new FOX One app has every Sunday game broadcast on FOX, with a focus on NFC divisional opponents. You can also catch the highly anticipated Week 2 showdown between last season’s Super Bowl rivals, the Eagles and Chiefs. Future Hall of Famer Tom Brady returns this season to headline FOX’s stellar broadcast team.
Peacock streams many key games this season, including the season opener (Cowboys vs. Eagles on September 4); Sunday Night Football; Thanksgiving’s Bengals vs. Ravens game; and an exclusive post-Christmas game on December 28. Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth anchor the SNF booth.
ESPN bookends the week with NFL mainstay Monday Night Football, which is now in its 19th season on the network. Troy Aikman, Joe Buck, and Lisa Salters are back to call the games.
For an all-in-one streaming option, look to Sling TV. An Orange or Blue subscription lets you watch most games on the schedule across several included channels.
Prefer to listen in? Tune in to a live play-by-play of every NFL game on SiriusXM.
Apple Sports is a fast way to keep up with your favorite NFL team on game day. With real-time scores, play-by-play updates, and dynamic drive trackers, it syncs seamlessly with favorites you’ve selected in the My Sports experience in the Apple News and Apple TV apps.
New this season: iPhone Home Screen widgets that show updated scores and team schedules at a glance.
Apple Sports requires iOS 17.2 or later.