No sport rewards a good streaming setup like the NFL, because the games are spread across a handful of exclusive windows on different networks. A normal week runs from Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime Video, to the Sunday 1:00 PM and 4:05/4:25 PM ET regional slates on CBS and FOX, to Sunday Night Football on NBC, to Monday Night Football on ESPN/ABC - plus occasional international games in a Sunday-morning window and streaming-only games on Peacock or Netflix. Almost nobody has every one of those services, which is why "NFL streams" is one of the most searched sports terms in America.
This page brings all of those broadcasts into one list so you can watch your team regardless of which network drew the game. That matters most for out-of-market fans: the CBS and FOX afternoon slates are regional, so if you live outside your team's market you would normally need NFL Sunday Ticket to see it. The third-party channels here give you those out-of-market games without the subscription, in HD, with a backup tab for the moments a feed chokes on a game-winning drive.
Every stage of the season is covered: preseason in August, all 18 weeks of the regular season, the Wild Card round, Divisional round, Conference Championships, and the Super Bowl in February - the single most-streamed event of the year, which is why it carries the deepest set of backup channels. College football fans can slide over to NCAAF streams, and when the NFL offseason hits, spring football continues on our UFL page.
Games appear as kickoff nears and feeds generally come online 30 to 60 minutes before the first snap, so check back close to start time if yours is not up. TheTVApp is a free aggregator and hosts no video; every stream is a publicly available third-party link embedded here for convenience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I watch out-of-market NFL games without Sunday Ticket?
Yes. The Sunday afternoon CBS and FOX slates are regional, but the third-party feeds aggregated here are not, so you can watch out-of-market games without an NFL Sunday Ticket subscription.
Which services normally split up NFL games each week?
A typical week spans Amazon Prime (Thursday), CBS and FOX (Sunday afternoon), NBC (Sunday night), ESPN/ABC (Monday), plus occasional Peacock or Netflix exclusives. This page pulls all those windows into one place.
Is the Super Bowl streamed here?
Yes, along with the entire playoff bracket - Wild Card, Divisional, and Conference Championship rounds. The Super Bowl is the most-watched game of the year and carries the most backup channels.
What time are the main Sunday NFL windows?
The early games kick at 1:00 PM ET, the late regional games at 4:05 or 4:25 PM ET, and Sunday Night Football at 8:20 PM ET. Some weeks add a 9:30 AM ET international game.