After months of waiting, the 2024 NFL season is suddenly upon us! The season gets going on Thursday, Sept. 5, with most of the league jumping into action on Sunday, Sept. 8. ESPN’s iconic “Monday Night Football” begins on Sept. 9, and that means there are just a few days left to get a pay-TV plan with NBC and ESPN so you can watch “Sunday Night Football” and “Monday Night Football” without having to do too much flipping around. Sling TV has both channels in many of the country’s top markets, and with prices starting at just $40 per month, it’s too good of a bargain to ignore.

Key Details:

• Sling has NBC in 11 markets in the United States, including Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, and Miami.
• The Sling Orange plan carries ESPN in all areas of the United States.
• The Season Pass discount from Sling allows you to watch both channels plus NFL RedZone and more for big savings.

How to Stream Sunday and Monday Night NFL With Sling TV:

How to Watch NBC and ESPN on Sling TV

If you’re looking to watch “Sunday Night Football” and “Monday Night Football” on the same streaming service, Sling TV is a good option. One of the tradeoffs with Sling’s lower monthly price is that it doesn’t offer local channels like NBC everywhere; there are 11 top markets in the United States where you can get NBC with a Sling Blue subscription:

ESPN is available with Sling TV everywhere in the United States, and is housed within the streamer’s Orange package. Customers are allowed to switch back and forth between the Sling Orange and Blue packages at no cost with Sling, so if you want to stream “Sunday Night Football” on NBC one week and see “Monday Night Football” the next, it’s no problem with a Sling subscription.

How Much Does Sling TV Cost During Football Season?

Both the Orange and Blue plans cost $40 per month each, unless you happen to live in a market that gets ABC, NBC and Fox all included in the Blue plan, which comes with a $5 extra fee. Sling also lets customers combine the two channel packages into one for $55 per month, in the well-stocked Sling Orange and Blue plan.

There’s also a way to get the combined Sling Orange and Blue plan as well as its Sports Extra add-on pack at a discount, if you’re willing to pay for four months of service upfront. The Sling TV Season Pass has Sling Orange and Blue plus the Sports Extra pack for just $199, a savings of over $60 from what you’d pay to get all of this content a la carte from Sling.

Going with the Sling TV Season Pass prevents viewers from having to switch back and forth to Sling plans, and it also grants the viewer access to the NFL RedZone channel via the Sports Extra add-on. That will bring seven hours of uninterrupted football to your Sunday afternoons, as well as granting you “Sunday Night Football” and “Monday Night Football.

What If You Live in an Area Where Sling TV Doesn’t Carry NBC?

If you live in a market where NBC isn’t included in your Sling TV Blue plan, there are a couple of options for watching “Sunday Night Football” anyway. The first is a subscription to Peacock, which costs $7.99 per month for its ad-supported Premium plan. Peacock streams every “Sunday Night Football” game of the year, and will also offer an exclusive game between the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles on Friday, Sept. 6.

You can also skip Peacock if you’d rather just grab an over-the-air (OTA) antenna, which will bring you local channels like ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, PBS and The CW for a one-time purchase fee instead of a monthly subscription. Shop antenna options below.