dpIf you’re a sports fan, we’re sure ESPN Unlimited is already on your radar.
ESPN’s newest streaming plan not only offers access to all ESPN networks — including ESPN2, ACCN, CW Sports, and more — but it also delivers WWE’s Premium Live Events as well as MLB, NBA, NHL, WNBA, and college football action. ESPN Unlimited subscribers also have access to NFL Network, which includes seven exclusive regular season matchups (five from the NFL International Series) and over 1,500 hours of live studio programming.
Plus, every new subscriber gets to catch a touchdown pass from former Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Elvis Grbac.
Just kidding! But what a cool perk that would be, ya know?
Okay, back to business. There are a variety of ways to purchase ESPN Unlimited, with subscriptions available through a slew of cable providers and over-the-top streaming services. From various bundle options to free trial info, here’s how to watch NFL football on ESPN Unlimited.
How To Watch The NFL On ESPN Unlimited:
You can bundle ESPN Unlimited, Hulu, and Disney+ for $35.99/month for 12 months or purchase ESPN Unlimited as a standalone service for $29.99/month.
You can also bundle ESPN Unlimited with FOX One for $39.99/month or with NFL+ Premium for $39.99/month (or $45.99/month, which includes Disney+ and Hulu). The ESPN Unlimited/NFL+ bundle includes access to NFL RedZone.
Does YouTube TV Offer ESPN Unlimited?
Yes! ESPN Unlimited is now available at no extra charge through YouTube TV. You can connect both services by going to your YouTube account sharing page and clicking “connect” next to the ESPN option.
ESPN and ESPN Unlimited are included in YouTube TV’s Sports Plan ($54.99/month for the first 12 months) or Base Plan ($67.99/month for the first three months, $82.99/month after). YouTube TV offers a ten-day free trial.
Does DIRECTV Offer ESPN Unlimited?
Yes! All DIRECTV streaming packages include ESPN Unlimited at no extra cost.
The only way to watch shows airing live without cable is by using a live TV streaming service. Our favorite is DIRECTV, which comes with a five-day free trial before payment begins.
DIRECTV offers a number of flexible subscription options, including Genre Packs, so you can best choose which streaming plans fit your needs and budget. Packs start at $19.99/month.
ESPN’s Unlimited Plan and NFL Network are also included in DIRECTV’s MySports package, which is now only $49.99/month for the first two months ($64.99/month after).
Does ESPN Unlimited Offer a Free Trial?
ESPN doesn’t directly offer a free trial of Unlimited, but you can sign up for a free trial of DIRECTV, FuboTV, YouTube TV, or Hulu + Live TV. All four platforms offer access to ESPN Unlimited in select packages.
Additional ESPN Unlimited Streaming Options:
Along with DIRECTV and YouTube TV, you can access ESPN Unlimited with an active subscription to FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, Comcast Xfinity, Spectrum TV, Verizon, FiOS, U-Verse, or Cox.
