How to Stream Every NFL Game in 2025

As the 2025 NFL season kicks off on September 4, fans have more streaming choices than ever. If you want to catch every snap—from opening night through the Super Bowl—Fubo stands out as the most robust, cable-free option, though a handful of key games will require supplementing your lineup with other services.

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Why Fubo Is the Best Service for NFL Fans

Fubo delivers the broadest NFL coverage via its Pro, Elite, and Premium plans (starting at $84.99/mo). With Fubo, you get live access to major networks—ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC. These channels broadcast the vast majority of regular season, playoff, and primetime games, including:

• Sunday afternoon regional games (CBS, FOX)
• Sunday Night Football (NBC)
• Monday Night Football (ESPN and ABC)
• Select international and featured matchups

Upgrade with the “Sports Plus with NFL RedZone” add-on ($11.00/mo) to catch every touchdown from every game on Sundays. A seven-day free trial lets first-time users try Fubo commitment-free.

Fubo also includes NFL Network, and its cloud DVR means you can record games to watch at your leisure. Multiscreen capability helps you follow several games at once—ideal for NFL Sundays packed with overlapping action.

Filling in the Gaps: What Fubo Can’t Stream (and How to Stream Everything)

Although Fubo offers incredible breadth, no single provider can stream absolutely every NFL game due to exclusive digital rights splits. To ensure total coverage:

Must-Have Service	Games Covered	2025 Price
Fubo	National and local games on CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, ABC, NFL Network	from $84.99/mo
Amazon Prime Video	All Thursday Night Football games	$8.99/mo
Netflix	2 exclusive games (weeks and matchups vary)	$7.99/mo
Peacock	NBC’s Sunday Night Football, 1 exclusive game	$7.99/mo
Paramount+	All CBS-broadcast games (local and select playoffs)	$7.99/mo
NFL+	All games—live only on mobile devices; replays everywhere	$6.99–$14.99/mo
YouTube TV + NFL Sunday Ticket	Complete out-of-market Sunday afternoon coverage	from $167.74/mo

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Typical scenario: Fubo covers nearly every national and local broadcast, but to watch Thursday Night Football, you must use Amazon Prime Video. For the handful of exclusive games on Netflix and Peacock, you’ll need short-term subscriptions to those platforms. Hardcore fans wanting every out-of-market Sunday game (not available in your local TV region) should consider adding NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTube TV.

2025 NFL Season: Key Dates to Know

• Training Camp Opens: mid-July
• Preseason Begins: Hall of Fame Game, July 31, 2025
• Regular Season Opener: September 4, 2025 (Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys)
• Thanksgiving Day Games: November 27, 2025
• Christmas Day Games: December 25, 2025
• Playoffs Begin: January 10, 2026
• Super Bowl LX: February 8, 2026, Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, CA

Tips for Streaming NFL in 2025

• Start with Fubo: Its near-universal coverage, interface, and trial make it ideal for most fans.
• Plan for exclusives: Add Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, or Peacock only when key games are airing.
• On the go? NFL+ is the league’s official service, letting you stream all games live to mobile, with on-demand replays and RedZone access at home.
• Out-of-market games: If your favorite team is not on local TV, invest in NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTube TV.

Bottom Line

If you want the most seamless NFL streaming experience in 2025, Fubo remains the best single service for most fans—delivering all major networks and the widest coverage. To guarantee you don’t miss a moment, supplement with Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, or Peacock for exclusive games. Always check the game’s scheduled network ahead of time, so you’re subscribed to the right platform for every matchup.

NFL 2025 Team-By-Team Schedule: Date, Opponent, Start Time, TV Channel