The season opens September 9 and the games are split across seven services. Here is what each one carries, and the option on slide 3 costs nothing at all.
The Seahawks host the Patriots at Lumen Field in a Super Bowl LX rematch, 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock. Regular season play runs to January 10.
A one-time antenna pulls in your local CBS, Fox, NBC and ABC signals free forever. That covers Sunday afternoons, Sunday night, the playoffs and the Super Bowl.
Every NBC Sunday Night Football game streams on Peacock. Live sport needs at least Premium, which rose to $12.99 a month or $129.99 a year on August 18.
The AFC Sunday package sits on CBS, so check the tier: Essential is $8.99 a month but leaves out your live local CBS station, which Premium at $13.99 includes.
Thursday Night Football is exclusive to Prime Video at no extra cost with Prime, $14.99 a month or $139 a year. The Thursday slate opens September 17.
ESPN Unlimited streams Monday Night Football without a TV package, and now carries NFL Network too. It runs $29.99 a month or $299.99 for the year.
At $6.99 a month it carries live local and primetime games, but only on a phone or tablet. Cast it to the TV and the game stops. RedZone needs Premium.
Following a team from another city? Only NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube carries out-of-market Sunday afternoon games, from $240 a season for new subscribers.
YouTube TV at $82.99 a month bundles the broadcast networks and ESPN in one app. Chasing every single game across all services runs past $1,000 a season.
An antenna plus one streaming service covers most fans for the season. Add the rest only for the weeks you actually need them.