NFL Fans Cut Cable Only To Pay $77.95 Monthly Jailbreak Fee
Welcome to the 2024 NFL season, where cutting the cord from cable to catch every in-market Eagles vs Cowboys kickoff actually costs you $77.95 a month across five streaming services: Paramount+, Fox One, Peacock, ESPN app, and Amazon Prime Video (which proudly excludes Thanksgiving and Christmas openers, just for the holiday spirit!). DirecTV’s skinny bundle sits at a mere $78.98, so you save exactly $1.03 per month streaming — barely enough for a pack of gum. NFL Network wants its $7/mo NFL+ fee, and if you’re a superfan wanting out-of-market glory, brace for $85 monthly NFL Sunday Ticket with YouTube TV — because why watch a game without financial heartbreak? As Robert Fishman wisely observed, 'America will be watching'... and breaking the bank doing it!
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Cutting cable in 2024 to watch NFL means juggling five apps and $77.95/mo. Saving $1.03 compared to cable is basically paying a premium to suffer better. Welcome to the future of sports entertainment: confusion, overpriced subscriptions, and zero savings.
Why cut cable to save money when streaming NFL costs almost the same? That $1.03 saving barely covers the emotional toll of app-switching mid-touchdown.
NFL fans now pay $77.95/month to watch games they used to get with cable. Congrats on upgrading to digital disappointment with a side of subscription frenzy!
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 9/4/2025 | Author: James Faris
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