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The NFL season starts next month and Verizon has a perfect deal for football fans. For a limited time, new and existing Verizon internet and mobile customers can get a free subscription to NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube and YouTube TV.
A subscription to NFL Sunday Ticket costs $679.99 per season, but Verizon’s promotion brings the price down to $0. The limited-time offer is valid for Verizon wireless customers who sign up for (or upgrade to) an Unlimited plan, as well as internet customers with a Fios 1 Gig, 5G Home Plus or LTE Home Plus plan.
Click below for details on how to redeem your free NFL Sunday Ticket subscription.
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NFL Sunday Ticket
After the free promotion ends, the subscription will renew at regular price unless you cancel before the start of the next season. If you have already purchased NFL Sunday Ticket for the season, the subscription is non-refundable. However, existing Verizon customers who are not eligible for the promotion can receive a $100 discount on NFL Sunday Ticket. For more information, visit Verizon +play.
NFL Sunday Ticket lets sports fans watch regular season and after-hours NFL games on Sunday afternoons, and you don’t need YouTube TV to watch it. NFL Sunday Ticket is available on YouTube TV and as a YouTube Primetime Channel, which you can watch for free thanks to Verizon.
NFL Sunday Ticket offers up to four live games on one screen, streaming on the go and unlimited simultaneous streams at home. Access to the first NFL Sunday Ticket football game of the season begins September 5.
If you want to subscribe to YouTube TV, streaming plans start at $65/month to stream more than 100 channels.
Looking for other ways to watch the 2024-25 NFL season from anywhere? You can stream select NFL games on Thursdays, Mondays and Sundays through platforms that offer live TV, such as Sling TV, DirecTV Stream, Fubo and Hulu + Live TV, as well as Peacock, Prime Video and Paramount+.
