Prime Video is the exclusive home of Thursday Night Football for the 2023 season. It will broadcast 16 NFL games total from Weeks 2 through 16 in the 2023 season and all of the games will be available to stream on Prime Video. Games will be streamed free in local markets of the teams that are playing. Out-of-market viewers will be able to watch Thursday Night Football with a Prime Video subscription. These games will be streamed on the Prime Video app and will not be televised on any national network. Additionally, Amazon has teased an agreement with DirecTV to show the games in “more than 300,000 sports bars and restaurants, hotel lounges, retail shops and services, and many other venues nationwide. The NFL’s new streaming service, NFL Plus, can also stream Thursday Night Football games, but only on mobile or tablet devices.

If you’re a subscriber to Fubo, you can purchase the Sports Plus add-on for $10.99 per month. You can also sign up for the Fubo Ultimate Package and it will be included.

If you sign up for Fubo through Roku, you can’t add NFL RedZone. You need to sign up for NFL RedZone through the Fubo website and subscribe to the NFL RedZone add-on.

If you’re a subscriber to Sling TV Blue, you can purchase the Sports Extra add-on. It includes 11 additional sports networks.

NFL RedZone is not included in the basic Plus Package of Vidgo. However, if you subscribe to Vidgo’s Premium Package, NFL RedZone is included. 

Yes. However, the catch again this year is you can only stream the standalone version of NFL RedZone on your smartphone as a “Season Ticket Member.” (You’ll need to turn off all ad blockers and VPNs for the service to work.) It’s only $35 for the full season. Users will still need to sign in with their streaming service when using connected TV devices, gaming systems, and tablets.

Yes. When subscribing to NFL+, you’re able to watch live local, primetime, and postseason NFL games on your mobile devices. You can also watch the NFL Network live 24/7 plus access ad-free NFL library programming on demand. NFL+ is $6.99 per month or $39.99 for the year. There’s also an NFL+ Premium option available, which gives you everything in NFL+ and in addition, allows you to watch replays of games for viewing on your schedule along with NFL RedZone. NFL+ Premium is $14.99 per month or $79.99 for the year.

The streaming services that offer the NHL Network include DIRECTV STREAM (Ultimate and Premier tiers), Fubo (add-on), Sling (add-on), Vidgo, and also the ESPN+ app. 

Yes. The NBA’s League Pass allows you to stream hundreds of live games. They have a “with commercials” option and an ad-free option. 

No. ESPN’s streaming app is called ESPN+. The subscription is $9.99 per month, or save over 15% with an ESPN+ Annual Plan at $99.99 per year. However, ESPN+ does not give access to the live broadcasts that you’d find on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNNews. You can stream SportsCenter when subscribing to streaming providers like DIRECTV STREAM, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, YouTube TV, and Vidgo.

Yes, Max’s live sports component began on October 5^th, 2023. They offer a wide variety of live sports including MLB, NHL, NBA, NCAA Men’s March Madness, and U.S. Soccer games and matches. They also include other sports programming such as “Inside the NBA” and Bleacher Report highlights and events. In March 2024, the sports add-on tier will be available for $9.99/month. Click here to learn more.