Where and how much it costs to stream Jacksonville Jaguars week 7 game against the Saints
The Jacksonville Jaguars (4-2) are coming off of a three-game winning streak and set to kick off the seventh week of the NFL's 2023 season against the New Orleans Saints (3-3) tonight, Thursday, October 19.
If you recently ditched your TV service provider and joined the streamers’ side of sports viewing, you might be wondering how to watch all of the college and NFL games you want to see this football season.
Here’s a guide on where and how you can watch the Jaguars and other NFL teams' games and how much it costs.
Where will the Jaguars, Saints game be today?
The Jacksonville Jaguars will play an away game against the New Orleans Saints at Ceasars Superdome this Thursday, October 19 at 8:15 p.m. ET.
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Who is favored to win? Jaguars or Saints?
Sadly for Jags fans, the Saints are favored to win tonight's game, according to BetMGM NFL odds.
What Florida channels will the Jaguars game be on?
Jaguars games are broadcast on CBS, NBC and FOX. But since Amazon's Prime Video platform is the new home of Thursday Night Football, tonight's game will be broadcast on Prime.
What streaming service can I watch Jaguars games on?
If you don’t have cable, there are some streaming options for watching Jags games. Prices aren’t cheap for the streaming services that offer sports packages, but some of them offer free trials.
Fubo TV: Fubo TV allows you to stream live TV from over 200 channels, including ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, NFL Network and ESPN. You can try Fubo TV for free for seven days. But after the free trial, the streaming service costs around $75 each month at its most basic level and $95 for its most expensive package, which includes more sports channels for baseball and soccer.
NFL Plus app: With the NFL Plus app, subscribers only have access to live games outside of their local network for preseason games. Live, regular season games will only be available for your market or if it’s a primetime game. The service, only available on mobile devices, also includes game audio (for all home or away broadcasts) and on-demand NFL content. The NFL Plus app costs $5 each month or $40 per year.
Hulu+ Live TV: Hulu+ Live TV subscribers can watch NFL games on their local ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC channels, plus ESPN and NFL Network for $70 per month with the most basic plan. Hulu+ Live TV has over 75 channels included in its subscriptions. The option to add more channels with a sports add-on is an extra $10 each month. Hulu+ Live TV no longer offers free trials.
Sling TV: Sling TV subscribers are able to watch nationally televised games that broadcast on ESPN and NFL Network with a Sling Orange + Sling Blue subscription for $55 each month. Subscribers in some areas also have access to their local Fox and NBC channels. There is no free trial for Sling TV.
YouTube TV: With a YouTube TV subscription, you have access to over 85 channels and can watch live NFL games on your local ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC channels and ESPN and NFL Network for $73 each month. YouTube TV offers a 14-day free trial. YouTube TV is also the only home of the NFL Sunday Ticket, which is the only sure-fire way around the NFL’s blackout policies during the regular football season.
Do NFL blackouts still exist?
The NFL’s blackout policy does still exist, much to the dismay of football fans everywhere. The only way to watch regular season games that aren’t primetime and are out of your market is by purchasing the NFL’s Sunday Ticket with YouTube TV.
The NFL Plus app is not an exception and doesn’t evade the NFL’s blackout policies.
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When do the Jaguars play at home this season?
The Jaguars' next home game of the season won't be until Sunday, November 12 at 1 p.m. ET, when they will play the San Francisco 49ers.
You can find the full schedule for the Jaguars’ 2023-2024 regular season games here.
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