NFL Sunday Ticket is a premium sports package that allows viewers to watch out-of-market National Football League (NFL) regular season Sunday afternoon games that are not available on local broadcast channels like NBC, CBS, or FOX in their area. It includes all regional Sunday games produced by Fox and CBS, covering all 32 NFL teams across both the AFC and NFC conferences
. Originally launched in 1994 and distributed exclusively by DirecTV until the end of the 2022 season, NFL Sunday Ticket moved exclusively to YouTube TV starting with the 2023 NFL season for residential customers in the United States. It is also available as a standalone subscription through YouTube's Primetime Channels and is distributed to commercial venues via a company called EverPass Media
. NFL Sunday Ticket provides access to every out-of-market Sunday game, meaning if you are a fan of a team that is not locally broadcast in your area, you can watch all their Sunday games live. For example, a Dallas Cowboys fan living in Miami can watch Cowboys games that are not shown on Miami’s local channels
. The package also offers an option to include NFL RedZone, which provides live coverage of every touchdown from every game on Sunday afternoons, featuring up to 8 games simultaneously
. Pricing for NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV typically involves a base YouTube TV subscription (around $82.99/month) plus an additional fee for Sunday Ticket (about $31.50/month or $378/year). You can also purchase NFL Sunday Ticket independently through YouTube Primetime Channels without needing a YouTube TV subscription
. In summary, NFL Sunday Ticket is ideal for NFL fans who want to watch out- of-market Sunday games that aren't available on their local TV stations, offering comprehensive coverage of all Sunday afternoon NFL games during the regular season via streaming platforms, primarily YouTube TV in the U.S.
