YouTube TV carries almost every network you need to follow the NFL — Fox, NBC, ABC, CBS, ESPN and the NFL Network — and it’s also the current home of NFL Sunday Ticket. Sunday Ticket provides every out-of-market Sunday game (more than 160 games per season), though it’s sold separately from the base service.
For new customers in 2026, Sunday Ticket is priced at $30 per month for eight months. If you add YouTube TV’s Sports and News plan, it costs $49.99/month for the first five months and then rises to $71.99/month after that. That works out to a combined cost of $79.99/month for the first five months (49.99 + 30) and $101.99/month for the remaining three months (71.99 + 30). Alternatively, you can pay $240 upfront for the remainder of the Sunday Ticket season, whether or not you subscribe to YouTube TV.
Fan Take: This matters because it gives fans a single place to watch virtually every out-of-market game, which is great for fantasy players and followers of out-of-town teams. On the flip side, the extra subscription fees show how expensive comprehensive NFL access is becoming, potentially putting full access out of reach for some viewers.
Source: sports.yahoo.com
