Can You Stream NFL Games Live & Monday Night Football with ESPN+?

If you’re looking to stream Monday Night Football, you may or may not be able to stream it on ESPN+.

Depending on the week, you will be able to choose between two special telecasts of every Monday Night Football game. You can also watch them with the The Disney Bundle, which is just $13.99 a month.

During the first three weeks of the season, with ESPN+, you can watch a simulcast of the traditional Monday Night Football telecast, along with Week 15, Week 17, a doubleheader in Week 18, and ESPN’s Super Wild Card Weekend game.

On top of the traditional telecast, ESPN+ will also carry the “ManningCast: Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli” during Week 1, Week 3, Week 15, and Super Wild Card Weekend.

However, for the other weeks of the season, if you want the traditional telecast that airs on ESPN with Steve Levy, Brian Griese, Louis Riddick or the ManningCast on ESPN2, you will need a Live TV Streaming Service like Sling TV, which offers ESPN for just $17.50 for your first month or DIRECTV STREAM, which is available with a 5-Day Free Trial.

“Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli”, aka “The ManningCast” is a new telecast anchored by the the Super Manning brothers. This telecast will combine in-the-moment analysis, big picture NFL dialogue, knee-jerk reaction, historical perspective and more.

But, what if you want more than Monday Night Football? One of the best options is streaming with Hulu Live TV, which includes NFL Network, and offers NFL RedZone as part of their Sports Extra add-on. One of the best features of Hulu + Live TV is that it now includes The Disney Bundle (Disney+ & ESPN+) at no extra charge.

What NFL Channels Does Hulu + Live TV Carry?

Hulu Live TV offers all the major channels that carry NFL games CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, NFL Network, and NFL RedZone. For a limited time you can get $20 OFF Your First Three Months.

To access NFL on CBS, NFL on Fox, Sunday Night Football, Monday Night Football, and Thursday Night Football, you will need their Base Plan ($64.99), which is available with a 7-Day Free Trial. You can add NFL RedZone for just $10, meaning you can watch Scott Hanson whip-around all the big games.

The Least Expensive Way to Stream Most NFL Channels

The least expensive way to stream NFL football is a subscription to Sling TV. A subscription to Sling Blue ($35/month) gives you Fox, NBC, and NFL Network. However, you’d miss out on Monday Night Football on ESPN. Sling Blue does allow the sports add-on for $11. That’s the least expensive way possible to get NFL RedZone.

If you get Sling Orange ($35/month), you get ESPN, but not Fox, NBC, and NFL Network. The solution would be Sling Orange + Blue ($50/month) to get all of those channels. If you get Sling Orange + Blue, you can also add NFL Redzone.

Important: You cannot stream CBS with Sling TV, which would eliminate those live AFC games. If you need live access to games on CBS, Paramount+ ($4.99/month) can provide that.

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