Verizon announces free NFL Sunday Ticket offers for 2026
Verizon announces free NFL Sunday Ticket offers for 2026
Want to get NFL Sunday Tickett for free this fall? We’ll explain how you can do so with Verizon.
The start of the 2026-27 NFL regular season is now less than a month away, and Verizon has revealed how eligible customers can get massive savings on a new NFL Sunday Ticket subscription this year. Sunday Ticket will cost as much as $480 this year, but eligible customers can get a full season of the service on Verizon with these special offers.
Key Details:
- The right price: Some Verizon customers can get the NFL Sunday Ticket for free this year.
- More options: Existing Verizon myPlan or home internet subscribers can get Sunday Ticket for $234.
- Non-local: NFL Sunday Ticket allows viewers to watch out-of-market NFL games from CBS and Fox on Sundays.
New Verizon Home Internet customers who switch to an eligible 5G Home Ultimate plan, VHI Lite Extra plan, or Fios 1 Gig, 2 Gig, or 5 Gig Home Internet plan can get a subscription to NFL Sunday Ticket on Verizon if they sign up before Sept. 2.
The offer is also available to new or upgrading Unlimited mobile lines when purchasing an eligible 5G phone, and on select Frontier Fiber tiers. With the deal, viewers can save up to $480 off their season of NFL Sunday Ticket.
Existing Verizon myPlan and home internet subscribers with the 5G Home Ultimate plan, VHI Lite Extra plan, or Fios Home Internet can get NFL Sunday Ticket from YouTube TV for just $234. That’s slightly lower than the first-time customer price of $240 that YouTube TV is charging for a season of NFL Sunday Ticket this year.
With an NFL Sunday Ticket subscription, fans can watch all out-of-market NFL games appearing on CBS or Fox on Sunday afternoons during the NFL regular season. Sunday Ticket does not carry any in-market games or any nationally broadcast games on channels like ESPN or NBC.
NFL Sunday Ticket
NFL Sunday Ticket is a subscription video streaming service that allows football fans to watch every live out-of-market NFL game on Sunday afternoons on YouTube or YouTube TV.
