How to watch the Arizona Cardinals without cable
The Arizona Cardinals play their home games at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, as part of the NFC West alongside the 49ers, Rams and Seahawks. As the NFL's oldest franchise, dating back to 1898, the Cardinals carry one of the league's richest histories, including a run to Super Bowl XLIII behind Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald. This guide breaks down how to stream Cardinals games on Fubo, no cable required.
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Why Fubo is the best choice for Arizona Cardinals fans
Cardinals games air primarily on FOX for NFC West and other NFC matchups, with CBS carrying interconference games against AFC opponents, plus appearances on NBC Sunday Night Football, ESPN and ABC Monday Night Football, and NFL Network — and Fubo carries all of them, so you can catch Cardinals games from one app. Add Sports Plus with NFL RedZone to any Fubo plan, so you can follow every touchdown around the league while keeping an eye on Arizona's own drive. With Fubo you get:
- FOX – the Cardinals' most frequent home network for NFC matchups
- CBS – interconference Cardinals games against AFC opponents
- NBC – Sunday Night Football, when the Cardinals get the primetime slot
- ESPN & ABC – Monday Night Football and other primetime Cardinals games
- NFL Network – select Cardinals games and year-round NFL coverage
- NFL RedZone – every touchdown from around the league, with the Sports Plus with NFL RedZone add-on (15 sports channels, including ESPNU and ESPNEWS)
- Unlimited Cloud DVR – record Cardinals games and watch on your schedule
- Multiview – watch the Cardinals alongside another game on the same screen
- Apps on phones, tablets, smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, and consoles
👉 Tip: Add Sports Plus with NFL RedZone ($10.99/mo) — ideal for tracking the rest of the NFC West while the Cardinals play.
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How Fubo covers the Cardinals
| Network | What's on it | On Fubo? |
|---|---|---|
| FOX | NFC matchups, including most NFC West games | ✅ (local availability varies) |
| CBS | Interconference games against AFC opponents | ✅ (local availability varies) |
| NBC | Sunday Night Football | ✅ (local availability varies) |
| ESPN | Monday Night Football | ✅ |
| ABC | Select primetime and simulcast games | ✅ (local availability varies) |
| NFL Network | Select Cardinals games and NFL programming | ✅ |
| NFL RedZone | League-wide touchdown coverage | ✅ Sports Plus with NFL RedZone add-on |
| ESPN Unlimited | Exclusive games | ✅ Access included free! (local availability varies) |
Local broadcast availability (FOX, CBS, NBC, ABC) depends on your location and broadcast rights, so confirm your market's affiliates.
Key dates to know
- Regular season kickoff: early September, when the Cardinals open their season
- Thanksgiving and Christmas windows: occasional NFL holiday primetime slots feature NFC West matchups
- Playoffs: mid-January into February, with the Super Bowl as the season finale — the stage the Cardinals reached once before, in Super Bowl XLIII
Cardinals storylines: NFC West rivalries and franchise history
The Cardinals' home is the NFC West, a division they've contested since the NFL's 2002 realignment moved them over from the NFC East. Their longest-running rival is the Los Angeles Rams, a series dating back to 1937 that has followed both franchises through multiple city moves. Division battles with the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks round out a schedule where Arizona plays each NFC West rival twice a year.
As the NFL's oldest franchise, the Cardinals' history stretches back well before the Super Bowl era, with their most recent deep playoff run coming in the 2008 season, when Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald led Arizona to its first Super Bowl appearance. State Farm Stadium itself is a notable part of the Cardinals' identity — its retractable roof and roll-in natural grass field make it one of the more distinctive venues in the league.
Tips for streaming Cardinals games like a pro
- Start with Fubo for base coverage — FOX, CBS, NBC, ESPN, ABC and NFL Network cover the bulk of the Cardinals' schedule in one app.
- Add Sports Plus with NFL RedZone — perfect for tracking the rest of the NFC West on Sunday afternoons.
- Set up Unlimited Cloud DVR — record Cardinals games and watch on your own schedule.
- Use Multiview — follow the Cardinals and a division rival side by side.
- Check your local channels — confirm your FOX, CBS and NBC affiliates, since broadcast availability varies by market.
The Arizona Cardinals this week on Fubo
Arizona's backups put together a high-scoring preseason finale at Lambeau Field, trading blows with Green Bay's reserves in a game that reached 38 points for the Cardinals before the Packers rallied to close it out 42-38. With starters on both sides sitting, the action came from players competing for roster spots, and the Cardinals gave Green Bay everything it could handle before falling in the final preseason tuneup.
Next game: at Los Angeles Chargers — Sun Sep 13, 4:25 PM ET on CBS, live on Fubo.
First-year head coach Mike LaFleur opens his tenure with the Cardinals at 0-0, leading a team that went 3-14 last season and is hungry to end a four-year playoff absence. A road opener against the Chargers is a genuine test of how quickly this group has bought into a new system. The Cardinals play in the NFC West, where every early result carries weight — reason enough to tune in on Fubo.
The bottom line
Here's the best way to stream the Arizona Cardinals:
- Start with Fubo for FOX, CBS, NBC, ESPN, ABC and NFL Network — the networks that carry the bulk of the Cardinals' schedule.
- Add the Sports Plus with NFL RedZone add-on to catch every touchdown from around the league on Sundays.
- Use Unlimited Cloud DVR and Multiview to never miss a snap, no matter where you're watching from.
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