How To Get NFL Out-of-Market Games

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Introduction

If you’re a diehard football fan, you probably want to watch every game possible. Unfortunately, that’s not always easy to do. If you live outside of your favorite team’s market, you may have trouble finding their games on TV.

No matter where you live, though, there are several ways that you can get NFL out-of-market games. In this article, we’ll explore the various options and help you decide which one is right for you.

What is an Out-of-Market Game?

An out-of-market game is any live NFL game that is not being shown in your local market. Out-of-market games are available to watch through DirecTV’s NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL Sunday Ticket MAX packages, as well as through various streaming services.

If you’re a fan of a team that isn’t local to you, or if you want to watch every NFL game each week, you’ll need to find a way to watch out-of-market games. Thankfully, there are now several ways to do this without resorting to using an illegal streaming service.

DirecTV’s NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL Sunday Ticket MAX packages are the most comprehensive way to watch out-of-market games. These packages give you access to every NFL game each week, including out-of-market games, as well as Red Zone and other channels that show live coverage of multiple games happening at the same time.

NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL Sunday Ticket MAX are only available through DirecTV, so if you’re not a DirecTV customer, you’ll need to look elsewhere for out-of-market games.

There are a few streaming services that offer live out-of-market NFL games. These include FuboTV, Sling TV, and AT&T TV Now. Each service offers a different selection of channels, so be sure to check which channels are included before signing up for any of these services.

Additionally, most of these streaming services offer free trials, so if there’s a particular out-of-market game you want to watch, you may be able to sign up for a free trial and cancel before being charged.

Finally, if you know someone who has an account with one of these streaming services, they may be able to log in and let you stream live out-of-market games through their account. This isn’t technically legal, but it’s a way to get around having to pay for a subscription yourself.

How to Get NFL Out-of-Market Games

If you’re a diehard NFL fan, you may want to consider getting NFL out-of-market games. This will allow you to watch all the games, even if they’re not being aired in your local area. Here’s how you can get NFL out-of-market games.

NFL Sunday Ticket

If you want to watch every single NFL game, regardless of market, you’ll need DirecTV’s NFL Sunday Ticket. It costs $293.94 for the season, but there are a few ways to get it cheaper:
-If you’re a student, you can get it for $99.99/year.
-If you live in an apartment complex, check to see if your complex is eligible for discounts.
-DirecTV sometimes offers discounts for new customers.

NFL Game Pass

NFL Game Pass is a subscription service offered by the NFL. It allows fans to watch out-of-market pre-season games, live regular season games, and replays of all games.

If you are a fan of a team that is not in your local market, NFL Game Pass is a great way to stay up to date on your team’s games. Blackouts are not an issue with NFL Game Pass, so you can always watch your team play, no matter where you live.

In addition to live and on-demand games, NFL Game Pass also gives fans access to:
-NFL RedZone
-Condensed Games
-Coaches Film
-Live Audio

Other Options

If you want to watch multiple out-of-market NFL games each week, your best (and most expensive) option is NFL Sunday Ticket from DIRECTV. It’s $293.94 for the season, and you can watch every out-of-market game on Sundays. You can also get the NFL Sunday Ticket Max package for $395.99 per season, which gives you access to the Red Zone Channel and Fantasy Zone Channel as well as all of the Sunday games.

Conclusion

Assuming you’re willing to pay for a subscription, the best way to watch NFL out-of-market games is through NFL Sunday Ticket. If you’re not willing to pay, you can try an over-the-air antenna, but your options will be limited.