SportsUpdated: Apr. 11, 2023, 4:21 p.m.Published: Apr. 11, 2023, 4:02 p.m.NFL Sunday Ticket will be available across web, TV, mobile and tablet devices that support YouTube and YouTube TV.Joshua Gunter, cleveland.comCINCINNATI, Ohio — The NFL has announced its first out-of-market package not on DirecTV, as Youtube TV will take over as the option for streaming all NFL games.NFL Sunday Ticket will be available across web, TV, mobile and tablet devices that support YouTube and YouTube TV, per a release from YouTube on Tuesday. The option for Sunday Ticket will be available to subscribers and non-subscribers.For YouTube TV subscribers with a base plan, the add-on for Sunday Ticket will be available for $249 during the presale event. The retail price will be $349 for the whole season. One membership of YouTube TV costs $72.99 per month.Recommended NFL storiesIf subscribers would like RedZone included with Sunday Ticket, that price will move to $289 during the presale — which ends June 6. The price is $389 after the presale ends.RedZone is also available as a stand-alone add-on for $10.99 per month.Sunday Ticket is also available for non-subscribers at a price of $349 during the presale. After the sale ends, it will cost $449.
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