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NFL+ streaming deal: Take 20% off for the 2025 season

September 4, 2025
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SAVE UP TO $20: As of Sept. 4, the day the NFL season kicks off for 2025, NFL+ annual plans are on sale for 20% off. Get NFL+ for $39.99 per year (reg. $49.99) or NFL+ Premium for just $79.99 per year (reg. $99.99).


NFL+ annual plan deals:


SAVE 20%


NFL+

$39.99 per year
(save $10)


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The 2025 NFL season kicks off tonight. If you haven’t sorted out the complicated streaming lineup yet, you might want to get on it. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. While you’ll need a handful of different subscriptions in order to watch every game, you can get a good chunk of them using NFL+. And if you sign up in the next week and a half, you’ll save 20%.

Through Sept. 15, yearly NFL+ and NFL+ Premium plans are on sale for just $39.99 per year (reg. $49.99) and $79.99 per year (reg. $99.99), respectively. That’s 20% in savings on either plan. Promotional pricing applies to this year only; once the year is up, you’ll automatically be charged full price ($49.99 or $99.99 annually) until you cancel.

NFL+ is the NFL’s official subscription service, and it offers two tiers: NFL+ and NFL+ Premium. The basic tier gives you access to national broadcasts and in-market games, as well as NFL Network. NFL+ Premium also unlocks access to NFL RedZone and game replays (full, condensed, and all-22 coaches film). Neither option includes out-of-market games (you’ll need the NFL Sunday Ticket for that).

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Our main qualm with NFL+ is that live games can only be viewed on mobile devices, regardless of which tier you choose. While I’m sure you can figure out a way to cast your phone or tablet to your TV, it’s certainly not the most streamlined choice for watching games. Nevertheless, it does offer access to a solid amount of in-market games for a decent price. If you’re rooting for your home team, it’s a deal worth looking into. At 20% off, we’re definitely more inclined to recommend it.

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