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Every year that goes by, it is starting to become increasingly more expensive to watch sports, and the National Football League might be at the top of the lists of leagues that ask fans for tons of money.How much money does it cost to watch each NFL game? The National Football League wants fans to pay a hefty fee for all NFL games in 2024.The National Football League is allegedly close to signing a streaming rights agreement with Netflix to grant the company Christmas Games for the 2024 season. If this happens, football fans will have to pay more to see all the NFL games in autumn.

How much does it cost to be an NFL fan in the streaming era? Ben Axelrod of Awful Announcing decided to do the math on it, and the results are staggering.

How Much Will It Cost To Watch Every NFL Game On TV?

It will cost fans $72.99 per month for YouTube TV to see Monday Night Football (ESPN), Sunday Night Football (NBC), regular-season games, Wild Card, Divisional, Conference Championship Games, and Super Bowl (CBS and Fox).

For Thursday Night Football and a Wild Card game, fans will be charged $8.99 monthly for Prime Video.

For this upcoming season, fans will have to shell out at least $5.99 per month for Peacock as the Week 1 season-opener will feature the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Green Bay Packers taking on each other while in São Paulo, Brazil.

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ESPN+ will cost even more money as it will require fans to shell out $10.99 monthly for international games.

As stated above, Netflix will cost fans $6.99 per month to watch the Christmas Day game that has yet to be announced.

Awful Announcing says six months of YouTube TV, five months of Prime Video, and one month each of Peacock, ESPN+, and Netflix comes out to a grand total of $506.86 before taxes.

A general view of the NFL logo (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’d know the country is in the midst of insane inflation, with prices soaring through the roof in every state.Citizens are being asked to take on multiple jobs to get bills paid and afford groceries.

The one escape millions had was watching the NFL, but the streaming prices to watch it have become unaffordable.

If this is the future, you will see tons of fans finding other ways to watch games and save money.

REPORT: Big-Time Changes Could Be Coming To NFL Sunday Ticket On YouTube TV

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DirecTV is no longer in charge of NFL Sunday Ticket as the service has now moved on to being seen on YouTube TV.

With the move come some changes.

“It’s a product that, for all intents and purposes, has not changed in almost 30 years,” Brian Rolapp said on “The Marchand & Ourand Sports Media Podcast” published Friday.

Some of the many changes that could be coming are laid out via Brian Rolapp of the New York Post:

A lower-cost, stripped-down version
The ability to watch multiple games at one time

Interactive Features
The one item that doesn’t seem as if it will be available – at least not this upcoming season – is just buying only a fan’s favorite team’s games.

These are some of the ideas the NFL and YouTube have discussed implementing in September when the out-of-market package moves to YouTube after three decades on DirecTV.

“There’s probably a lot of opportunity between the all-you-can-eat and free television,” he said. He described YouTube as uniquely suited to roll out interactive features and allow viewers to have more control in deciding the games they want to see side-by-side. “Clearly the mobile and smaller screen experience is going to be outstanding because YouTube’s so strong there,” Rolapp said. “All of the growth is in mobile.”

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Rolapp said that he did not know the price that YouTube will charge, noting that YouTube, not the league, sets the price.

He made it clear that “Sunday Ticket” will continue to be priced as a premium product. “We believe how it’ll be priced and how to be positioned. It will be complimentary and premium on top of Sunday afternoon.”