Unless you’re an NFL fan who lives under a rock, you’re almost certainly aware by now that NFL Sunday Ticket has moved from its longtime home of DIRECTV. Starting this fall, the league’s out-of-market game package will reside on YouTube TV, which means fans can now sign up with no long-term contract commitments.

YouTube TV is doing everything it can to make sure fans have a great experience with their first season of streaming Sunday Ticket, including offering a fantastic introductory price on the service. Right now, all customers who have not yet subscribed to Sunday Ticket can take $50 off, whether they choose to subscribe to YouTube TV or not.

The deal ends Sept. 19, so users have between now and Week 2 of the NFL season to take advantage of the lower price. But why wait?

How to Get $50 Off NFL Sunday Ticket Subscription

• Click here to activate the deal.
• Choose whether you’d like to purchase NFL Sunday Ticket a la carte, with YouTube TV, or with YouTube TV and NFL RedZone.
• Enter payment and contact information to complete the sign-up process.

If you elect to grab a YouTube TV subscription as well, you’ll be able to stream in-market and nationally televised NFL games on ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, and ESPN as well as out-of-market contests on Sunday Ticket.

There are several key features that fans will want to make use of during Sunday Ticket’s first season on YouTube TV. First will be the multiview feature, which will allow users who don’t sign up to get NFL RedZone to continue watching up to four NFL games at a single time.

Secondly, YouTube TV representatives have confirmed that users can watch Sunday Ticket on an unlimited number of simultaneous streams within their home. If you want to turn on one game in your den, and another in your living room, you’ll have the freedom to configure things however you’d like. Sunday Ticket users will also be allowed two concurrent streams of the service outside of the main subscriber’s home.

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YouTube TV is a live TV streaming service with more than 60 channels for $82.99/month. This plan includes local channels 32 of the top 35 cable channels, and regional sports networks (RSNs) in select markets. The base plan includes more than 100 live channels, including major broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC, as well as popular cable channels such as ESPN, CNN, FX, USA Network, and TNT. Local channels are included in most markets, making YouTube TV a full replacement for traditional cable for many viewers.

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Sports are a major focus for YouTube TV, with access to national and regional coverage, league networks, and marquee events. The service also serves as the exclusive home of NFL Sunday Ticket, available as an add-on, giving fans access to out-of-market Sunday afternoon games. YouTube TV also offers a smaller sports plan, allowing subscribers access to 30+ sports-oriented channels, including local networks in select markets.

YouTube TV includes unlimited cloud DVR storage at no extra cost, allowing subscribers to record as many shows as they want and keep recordings for up to nine months. The service is available across a wide range of devices, including smart TVs, streaming players, mobile devices, and web browsers. New subscribers can typically start with a free trial, though the trial length may vary by promotion.

With its broad channel lineup, strong sports offerings, unlimited DVR, and wide device support, YouTube TV remains one of the most comprehensive live TV streaming services for viewers who want a traditional TV experience without a cable contract.

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New customers can save $15 per month for 5 months.