NFL Playoffs: Here’s How to Watch This Weekend’s Games Online

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Quick Answer: Fans can watch some of the NFL Wild Card Playoff games online with subscriptions to DirecTV Stream , fuboTV , Peacock , Sling , and Hulu + Live TV .

We also recommend a VPN to livestream out of market matchups. The NFL Playoffs have arrived, with the top teams from the AFC and NFC going head to head this weekend in a series of Super Wild Card matchups leading up to the Super Bowl. Among this weekend’s biggest rivalries include the Chiefs vs. Dolphins in an exclusive Peacock livestream, along with the NFC’s Cowboys hosting the Packers, the Eagles facing off against the Buccaneers, and plenty more.

If you’ve cut the cord and need a playbook for where to stream all the NFL Playoff games online, check out our quick streaming guide below. Football fans who want to watch the Wild Card round of the NFL Playoffs with a free trial should head to DirecTV Stream . The live TV streaming service includes a five day free trial with its different subscriptions, including its Choice plan.

The subscription includes over 105 channels, and it costs $83.99/month for your first two months. It then increases to $108.99/month after that. The plan lets you watch local channels, like ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX, as well as national networks like ESPN. With a fuboTV plan , fans can tune into NFL Wild Card Playoff games including the Browns vs.

Texans (NBC), the Steelers at the Bills (CBS), the Packers vs. Cowboys (FOX), the Rams vs. Lions (NBC), and the Eagles vs. Buccaneers (ABC and ESPN). Your fuboTV subscription comes with a one day free trial, and its base Pro plan costs $74.99 a month after that. Sling TV ‘s Orange + Blue plan comes with a wide variety of channels to catch most of the NFL Playoff games this weekend.

That includes ABC, NBC, FOX, and ESPN, depending on your location. Sling’s package costs $30 a month of your first month, then moves up to a $60 monthly rate. Editor’s picks The 250 Greatest Guitarists of All Time The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time The 50 Worst Decisions in Movie History The 100 Best Albums of 2023 Chiefs and Dolphins fans already know that the only place to livestream the AFC Wild Card matchup between the teams on Jan.

13 is through Peacock . A Peacock Premium plan starts at $5.99 a month, while a Peacock Premium Plus plan starts at $11.99 a month. It’s a Wild Card exclusive game for the streaming service. To save yourself a bit of extra cash, you can also get a 50% discount on a plan when you sign up for the annual subscription at $29.99 for the year.

If you’re a Hulu + Live TV subscriber, you can tune into the NFL Wild Card games airing on local channels, including NBC, ABC, or ESPN. A Hulu + Live TV subscription also includes access to stream everything on Hulu, plus ESPN+ and Disney+ starting at $76.99 a month for the ad supported package. NFL Playoff Schedule 2024 Here’s the rundown of the upcoming NFL Playoffs, including wild card matchups and where to stream games online.

Wild Card Weekend Saturday, Jan. 13 Browns vs. Texans — 4:30 p.m. ET (NBC; livestream with DirecTV Stream free trial ) Dolphins vs. Chiefs — 8 p.m. ET ( Peacock ) Sunday, Jan. 14 Steelers vs. Bills — 1 p.m. ET (CBS; livestream with DirecTV Stream free trial ) Packers vs. Cowboys — 4:30 p.m. ET (FOX; livestream with DirecTV Stream free trial ) Rams vs.

Lions — 8 p.m. ET (NBC, Peacock ) Monday, Jan. 15 Eagles vs. Buccaneers — 8:15 p.m. ET (ABC/ESPN; livestream with DirecTV Stream free trial ) Divisional Round Saturday, Jan. 20 Sunday, Jan. 21 Championship Sunday Sunday, Jan. 28 Trending Twitter Explodes With Antisemitic Misinfo After Secret Tunnel Found Under NYC Synagogue Trump ‘Rehearsed’ His Unhinged Fraud Trial Rant for Days Before the Judge Shut Him Up Watch Matthew McConaughey, Jimmy Fallon Celebrate Fashion With 'Tight Pants' Performance ‘The Curse’ Finale Is Bonkers and Deeply Frustrating Super Bowl LVIII Sunday, Feb.

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