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YouTube Keeps NFL Sunday Ticket for Year 3 With New Monthly Plans and Big Discounts

Flexible buy-in options return to ease costs in a fragmented viewing landscape.

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The Washington Commanders and wide receiver Terry McLaurin (17) will take on the New York Giants in a Week 1 matchup.
Streaming has replaced cable for NFL fans, but costs are climbing. With games spread across several platforms, a full season now tops $750 to watch.
NFL Sunday Ticket 2025: Here's all you need to know about it.

Overview

  • Newcomers can buy the full season on YouTube Primetime Channels for $276 (or eight payments of $34.50), or $318 with NFL RedZone, while returning users pay $480 or $522 with RedZone.
  • Month-to-month options are now available: newcomers pay $85 per month ($95 with RedZone) and returning users pay $145 ($155 with RedZone), with returning YouTube TV customers offered $115 ($125 with RedZone).
  • YouTube TV requires a base plan (promoted at $49.99 per month for three months, then $82.99), with returning subscribers paying $378 for the season or $420 with RedZone through YouTube TV.
  • Discounted access includes $119 student pricing ($129 with RedZone) and $198 for veterans, military, first responders, medical personnel and teachers, with RedZone available for $42 more.
  • Partner promotions include Best Buy’s $258 member price (through Sept. 30), DraftKings’ $176 offer with a $5 bet (through Sept. 29), FanDuel’s free three-week trial with a $5 bet (through Sept. 22) and Verizon’s free season pass for qualifying new lines or home internet, as viewers still need multiple services for all games across Prime Video, NBC/Peacock and Netflix, pushing total season costs above $750.