How to watch the New York Jets without cable
The New York Jets play their home games at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, which they share with the Giants, as part of the AFC East alongside the Bills, Dolphins and Patriots. Founded in 1959 as the Titans of New York before becoming the Jets, the franchise still holds one of the most iconic moments in NFL history: Joe Namath's guaranteed win over the heavily favored Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III. This guide breaks down how to stream Jets games on Fubo, no cable required.
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Why Fubo is the best choice for New York Jets fans
Jets games air across the NFL's national broadcast networks — CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, ABC and NFL Network — and Fubo carries all of them, so you can catch New York's Sunday afternoon games, primetime showcases, and Monday night matchups from one app. And you can add Sports Plus with NFL RedZone to any Fubo plan, so on Sundays you can catch every touchdown around the league between Jets drives. With Fubo you get:
- CBS – a frequent home network for Jets AFC matchups
- FOX – Jets games against NFC opponents
- NBC – Sunday Night Football, when the Jets land a primetime slot
- ESPN & ABC – Monday Night Football and other primetime Jets games
- NFL Network – select Jets 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 Jets games and watch on your schedule
- Multiview – watch the Jets 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 keeping tabs on the rest of the AFC East while the Jets play.
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How Fubo covers the Jets
| Network | What's on it | On Fubo? |
|---|---|---|
| CBS | Jets AFC matchups | ✅ (local availability varies) |
| FOX | Jets NFC matchups | ✅ (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 Jets 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 (CBS, FOX, 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 Jets open a new campaign at MetLife Stadium and around the league
- AFC East doubleheaders: the Jets face the Bills, Dolphins and Patriots twice each — home-and-home series that shape the division race
- Playoffs: mid-January into February, with the Super Bowl as the season finale
New York Jets storylines: the AFC East and the Bills rivalry
The AFC East has been the Jets' home division since the AFL–NFL merger, with the Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots as the built-in measuring stick every season. The Jets' longest-running and most storied division series is with the Bills — a rivalry dating back to the AFL's inaugural season in 1960, rooted in the contrast between the New York City metro area and the rest of New York State, and sharpened over the years by shared coaching connections (Rex Ryan led both franchises) and hard-fought divisional battles.
Franchise history still centers on Super Bowl III, the Jets' lone championship and one of the greatest upsets in NFL history, and on eras like the early-1980s "New York Sack Exchange" defensive line that turned Jets football into must-watch defense. Every Jets season carries the weight of that history as the franchise chases a return to the postseason and another shot at a Lombardi Trophy.
Tips for streaming Jets games like a pro
- Start with Fubo for base coverage — CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, ABC and NFL Network cover the bulk of the Jets' schedule in one app.
- Add Sports Plus with NFL RedZone — perfect for tracking the rest of the AFC East on Sunday afternoons.
- Set up Unlimited Cloud DVR — record Jets games and watch on your own schedule.
- Use Multiview — follow the Jets and a division rival side by side.
- Check your local channels — confirm your CBS, FOX, NBC and ABC affiliates, since broadcast availability varies by market.
The New York Jets this week on Fubo
New York took an early lead in Foxborough but couldn't hold it, falling 26-19 to drop to 2-4 on the season. Drake Maye carved up the Jets secondary with three touchdown passes, and a Charles Woods interception of Geno Smith in the fourth quarter helped New England seal the win. The Jets had chances to pull even in the second half but left too many opportunities on the field.
Next game: vs Miami Dolphins — Sun Oct 25, 1:00 PM ET on CBS, live on Fubo.
Sitting at 2-4, the Jets return home needing a bounce-back performance. Geno Smith has brought veteran steadiness to the position, and his connection with rookie Omar Cooper — who hauled in six catches for 103 yards and a touchdown against New England — gives New York a genuine weapon to build around. A divisional matchup against Miami at home carries real weight in the AFC East standings, and Fubo has you covered.
The bottom line
Here's the best way to stream the New York Jets:
- Start with Fubo for CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, ABC and NFL Network — the networks that carry the bulk of the Jets' 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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