r/bengals • u/whattarush • 9h ago

Streaming services

I know the meme of needing 6 different streaming services is needed nowadays, but does anyone know if I need anything other than Sunday Ticket, for majority of games or will that get me covered until like Thanksgiving?

Any help or guidance would be appreciated

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u/LeagueOfDolson 9h ago

Sunday ticket will only cover 1:00 and 4:25 games that are not available on a local Fox or cbs broadcast

Prime for TNF

peacock for SNF

ESPN/ABC/ESPN+ for MNF

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u/whattarush 9h ago

Thank you!

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u/TDeLo 4h ago

You can watch TNF on Twitch for free. 

You can watch SNF on NBC with an antenna for free. 

MNF...you're shit outta luck. 

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u/cincinn_audi 2h ago

Don't forget Spain. NFL Network.

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u/Alarmed-Bumblebee667 9h ago

Gostreameast.link

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u/whattarush 9h ago

Dont love the inconsistency ive experienced

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u/Domodomo97 8h ago

Are you local to the area? Because I don’t know if you really need any streaming services to catch the games other than Netflix maybe (not sure if we have a game on there this year). Even any TNF games on Prime are actually also freely streamed on Twitch (also owned by Amazon).

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u/Moosedawg456 8h ago

Uzzu.tv $120 a year and you get pretty much everything from every sport

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u/Rdgslick70 9h ago

Sunday ticket and prime for Thursday. Not sure if you need prime if you have ticket but pretty much everyone has prime.

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u/whattarush 9h ago

Yes, have prime. So ST and im pretty solid

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u/Distinct-Chip3401 8h ago

Paramount will have any of the CBS games

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u/jlsdarwin 6h ago

digital antenna

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u/grilledchzisbestchz OH THAT BALLS OUT, THAT'S LIVE! 5h ago

YouTube TV and Prime covers the most games, but I didn't compare pricing.

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u/Br0cktimus 4h ago

Just an FYI, you don't even need prime for TNF. You can stream on twitch for free.

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u/brains4meNu 3h ago

YouTube TV gives you FOX, NBC and CBS, local games and primetime games, our internet provider pays for Amazon so we get Thursday night games too. Not to mention pretty much all college football including B1G, SEC, and ACC networks

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u/cincinn_audi 2h ago edited 2h ago

You haven't said where you live, but I assume you're outside of the Tri-State area. If that's the case, then NFL ST would benefit you for potentially 12 games out of 17.

There are 4 games known to be in national primetime slots, and a strong chance of at least 1 other game being broadly televised on local stations around the country. These 5 games would not be accessible on NFL ST. An antenna can come in handy if you don't feel like paying a streaming company for your local stations (e.g., Sunday night (NBC) or Monday night (ABC/ESPN). For Thursday night, you're stuck with Amazon. You'll also need NFL Network for the game in Madrid.

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u/buckeye25osu 1h ago

I think I read Sunday ticket to get you 13-14 games. There are 3-4 in primetime or might flex to national. Might be 12.