How to Watch Every NFL Game in 2025: Full Guide and What It’ll Cost You

Watching every NFL game this season just got more complicated. With deals across multiple platforms, streaming every matchup now requires juggling several services. If you want full coverage of all NFL games in 2025, it could cost you over $750.

The NFL has split its broadcast rights among networks and streamers like Amazon, Peacock, Netflix, and YouTube TV. Fans must now subscribe to multiple services just to follow every team each week. According to Forbes, this is the most expensive NFL season for fans yet.

Streaming NFL Games in 2025: What You Need and How Much It Costs

Start with a live TV service. Fubo TV is your best bet, offering 200+ channels including FOX, ESPN, CBS, NBC, and NFL Network. Plans start at $54.99 with discounts for new users.

Hulu + Live TV is another option. It includes ABC, FOX, ESPN, and NFL Network for $81.99/month. Sling TV offers cheaper packages starting at $45.99, but local coverage depends on your area.

For Thursday Night Football, you’ll need Amazon Prime. A monthly plan is $14.99 after a short trial. Sunday Night Football is on NBC and streams on Peacock. Peacock starts at $10.99/month with ads, or $16.99 ad-free.

Monday Night Football airs on ESPN. You can get it with Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, or Sling. ESPN is also part of Disney’s streaming bundle at $29.99/month.

CBS games require Paramount+, starting at $7.99/month. FOX games can now be watched via Fox One, a new streaming service launched in August 2025 for $19.99/month.

YouTube TV now holds the exclusive rights to NFL Sunday Ticket. You’ll pay $82.99/month for YouTube TV, plus $276–$378 for the Sunday Ticket package depending on if you’re a new or returning subscriber.

Why It’s Getting Harder (and Pricier) to Watch Every NFL Game

This year, Netflix joined the game too. Two Christmas Day matchups are exclusive to the platform. Netflix’s standard plan with ads is $7.99/month, or $24.99 for the premium tier.

Thanksgiving games will be split across FOX, CBS, and NBC. Watching all three will likely require Fubo or a combo of individual subscriptions.

To catch every touchdown from every game, NFL RedZone is key. It’s included in Fubo’s Sports Plus plan, or added to Sling and Hulu for an extra $9.99–$10/month.

With streaming spread across platforms, convenience has taken a backseat. Fans must now jump between apps, manage trials, and shell out more than ever.

FYI (keeping you in the loop)-

Q1: How much does it cost to watch every NFL game in 2025?

It costs over $750 total, depending on the mix of services you choose. You’ll need multiple subscriptions to cover all games.

Q2: What service has Thursday Night Football?

Amazon Prime Video has exclusive rights to Thursday Night Football through 2033. Local games still air in regional markets.

Q3: Where can I watch NFL Christmas Day games?

In 2025, Netflix will stream two Christmas Day games exclusively. A standard plan starts at $7.99/month.

Q4: Is NFL Sunday Ticket still on DirecTV?

No. NFL Sunday Ticket is now exclusive to YouTube TV. It costs between $276 and $378, plus a base YouTube TV plan.

Q5: What’s the best way to watch all Sunday NFL games?

Use YouTube TV with Sunday Ticket for out-of-market games. Add NFL RedZone to follow all scoring plays across the league.