Monday Night Football in 2025 can be streamed primarily through ESPN, which is the exclusive broadcaster of the games. There are several popular streaming options to watch Monday Night Football without a traditional cable subscription:
- DirecTV Stream: Offers ESPN and ABC in packages starting around $29.99 to $69.99 per month, with a five-day free trial.
- FuboTV: Includes ESPN and ABC channels starting at $55.99 per month, with a free trial available.
- Sling TV: Provides ESPN access with plans starting at $45.99 per month, including short-term passes.
- Hulu + Live TV: Offers ESPN and ABC channels in a bundle starting at $82.99 per month, with a free trial.
- ESPN's direct-to-consumer streaming service: Costs $29.99 per month, providing access to all Monday Night Football games and round-the-clock ESPN content.
- NFL+: Offers streaming of out-of-market and some primetime games on mobile devices.
Additionally, Monday Night Football games are often available on ABC for broader access, and streaming can be done via the ESPN app or ABC website if you have a valid cable login. For completely cable-free viewers, subscribing to one of the live TV streaming services that include ESPN and possibly ABC is the most straightforward way to stream Monday Night Football live. These options offer both live game streaming on various devices like computers, smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs. To summarize:
Service| ESPN Access| ABC Access| Price Range| Free Trial
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DirecTV Stream| Yes| Yes| $29.99 - $69.99/mo| 5 days
FuboTV| Yes| Yes| $55.99/mo| Yes
Sling TV| Yes| No/limited| $45.99/mo| Short-term passes
Hulu + Live TV| Yes| Yes| $82.99/mo| 3 days
ESPN Direct Service| Yes| No| $29.99/mo| No
NFL+| Some| No| Subscription based| No
For watching a specific game like the Lions vs. Ravens on Monday Night Football, tune in at 8:15 p.m. ET on ESPN or ABC, or stream via any of the above services that include those channels.
