What Will It Cost To Watch Every NFL Game in 2025?

By Bill Speros Jul 15th, 2025 3:13 PM EDT

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It’s never been more complicated — or expensive — to watch the NFL.

This season, games will air exclusively on Prime Video, Netflix, and Peacock. That means out-of-market fans will need to subscribe to multiple services, on top of whatever cable, satellite, or streaming TV packages they already pay for.

The bare minimum cost to watch every NFL game this season? $657.89 — and that doesn’t include taxes or provider fees.

Those who are interested in watching NFL games for sports betting will have to consider these costs. Though some sports betting apps stream games, watching all the games will cost you this season.

NFL Streaming Breakdown for 2025

The full 2025 NFL schedule drops Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET. One game is already locked in as a Peacock exclusive — a Week 17 matchup on Saturday, Dec. 27. The teams have yet to be announced.

The season kicks off on Thursday, Sept. 4, with the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles hosting the Dallas Cowboys on NBC and Peacock.

The next night, the Los Angeles Chargers face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in São Paulo, Brazil — a game expected to stream for free on YouTube.

The NFL’s Thursday Night Football package remains with Prime Video. And Netflix returns as the home of the Christmas Day slate.

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What You'll Pay To Watch the NFL in 2025

Below is a breakdown of the services you'll need to watch every NFL game, their delivery methods, and what a season’s worth will cost you (September through January). For Peacock and Netflix, you only need to subscribe for one month.

Streaming & Viewing Platform Costs

Final Cost Scenarios

• Cheapest Option:
  If you use an antenna for local games and subscribe a la carte to all services, your total cost will be $657.89. This is the most affordable, but also the most complicated route.
• Cable Bundle Route:
  Subscribing to a basic cable or streaming package with local networks and ESPN ($165) means you can drop ESPN+, saving $59.95. Your net total becomes $762.94.
• YouTube TV Route:
  YouTube TV costs $82.99/month. Add NFL Sunday Ticket (discounted to $378 with YouTube TV), and you get access to ESPN, NFL Network, and all local games. Your total: $875.44 — the priciest, but simplest path to full NFL access.

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Bill Speros is an award-winning journalist and editor whose career includes stops at USA Today Sports Network / Golfweek, Cox Media, ESPN, Orlando Sentinel and Denver Post.