How to get a NFL live stream: watch every 2020 Playoffs game online from anywhere

The 100th season of the NFL has had a suitably memorable start to the 2020 post season. And, to make sure that you don’t miss any more of the playoffs action, we’re here to tell you how you can get an NFL live stream of the remaining matches leading up to the Super Bowl.

Four teams were eliminated in the WIld Card match-ups, with the Ravens and 49ers taking in the best records to the divisional round of the playoffs from the AFC and NFC respectively.

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What we already know is that this year’s NFL season marks the first time in four years where the New England Patriots will not be in the final championship. Next on the NFL schedule is the NFL divisional round that kicks off on Saturday, January 11 with a mouth-watering 49ers vs Vikings showdown. The Tennessee Titans – the Patriots’ vanquishers – travel to the Baltimore Ravens and there’s the Texans vs the Chiefs. The weekend ends with a tantalising Seahawks vs Packers tie.

Ready for what could just be an epic divisional round?  Keep reading to find out the best ways to stream NFL live on all your devices with information on the NFL Game Pass, International Game Pass (well worth finding out about) and network television included.

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How to get a Playoffs NFL live stream online with Game Pass

Watching NFL online has never been easier thanks to the wide variety of streaming services now available. However, the league also has its own streaming service called the NFL Game Pass which allows die-hard football fans to watch every game. Just like other modern streaming services, there are also Game Pass apps for Android and iOS mobile devices as well as on the likes of Chromecast, Apple TV, Roku, and PS4.

The $39.99 service allows you to watch replays of games that have already aired on television as well as the live games. It’s a very comprehensive plan which includes the 2020 NFL Draft live and 40 mins of game highlights.

If you don’t need replays or 40 mins worth of highlights, you could always get the NFL Games Playoffs Pass which allows you to stream all Playoff games live. However this only gives you 50 days access and comes at a cost of $38.99, so we’d recommend spending the extra $1 and purchasing the annual pass instead. 

Live stream NFL Playoffs outside the country

If you’ve mismatched a holiday or you’re away on business and you want to watch your country’s coverage from outside your country, then you’ll need to use a VPN. This will help you dial in to a location back in your home country to avoid geo-blocks.

A VPN is perfect for this as it allows you to change your IP address so you appear to be in a completely different location. We’ve tested hundreds of VPNs and can recommend ExpresVPN the very best VPN currently available.

NFL Schedule – remaining 2020 fixtures 

Saturday, January 11 – Divisional Round

Vikings vs 49ers (4.35pm ET) NBC

Titans vs Ravens (8:15pm ET) CBS

Sunday, January 12 – Divisional Round

Texans vs Chiefs (3.05pm ET) CBS 

Seahawks vs Packers (6.40pm ET) FOX

Sunday, January 19 – Conference Championships

TBD vs TBD (3.05pm ET) CBS

TBD vs TBD (6.40pm ET) FOX 

Sunday, February 2 – Super Bowl

TBD vs TBD (6.30pm ET) FOX

How to watch the NFL Playoffs on TV in the US

Even without an expensive cable TV subscription, you’ll still be able to catch the Playoff action live in the US. With an indoor TV antenna you’ll be able to watch all Playoff games on NBC, CBS and FOX (check out the schedule above to find out which cable channel you can watch each game).

Now if you’re looking for the cheapest way to watch these nail-biting Playoff games, you could alternatively subscribe to Yahoo as it’s FREE. If you don’t mind watching it on your tablet or phone – simply download the app and live stream NFL for free!

We have also compiled for you below a full list of other TV streaming service options where you can live stream the NFL Playoff:

• Sling TV $30 per month – Sling TV lets you choose from either its Sling Orange or Sling Blue packages at $30 per month but you can also combine them both for $45 per month which is what we recommend doing if you want to watch most of the Playoffs. For that price you’ll get access to ESPN, Fox, Fox Sports, NBC and the NFL Network. However, Sling TV does not offer CBS which will mean you won’t be able to watch the AFC alongside two Playoff games (Texans vs Chiefs and Titans vs Ravens).
• Fubo TV $54.99 per month – Fubo TV is a popular sports streaming service that also gives you access to live TV channels. The service includes access to CBS, Fox, NBC and the NFL Network which means you can catch all of the Playoff games.
• Hulu with Live TV $54.99 per month – Hulu with Live TV gives you access to CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN but unfortunately the service does not include the NFL Network. However, for $45 per month you can also record live TV with 50 hours of Cloud DVR storage included which could be useful for recording games you don’t have the time to watch live – meaning you never have to miss out on a Playoff game.
• YouTube TV $50 per month – YouTube TV is only available in select cities but for $50 per month, the service gives you access to CBS, NBC, Fox and ESPN. However, you won’t get access to the NFL Network or Redzone.
• AT&T TV Now starting at $65 per month – AT&T TV NOW (formerly DirecTV Now) starts at $65 per month for its entry-level package which will give you access to over 45 channels. You may also get access to CBS, Fox and NBC depending on where you live but AT&T does provide a handy tool to see which local channels and regional sports networks are available in your area. And depending on your location you should be able to catch all of the Playoff action! 

How to get a Playoffs NFL live stream in the UK

American football fans in the UK will be able to watch the NFL Playoff games on Sky Sports with the network showing all of the Playoffs games on three channels including Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Action and Sky Sports Mix and online/on mobile via the Sky Go app.

If you’re already a Sky customer, you can add the complete sports package to your plan for £23 per month or pick specific channels for £18 per month. 

Another option is if you’d prefer to sign up to (or already are) Now TV as it offers daily, weekly and monthly passes that have all 11 Sky Sports channels – meaning you’ll be able to live stream the NFL Playoffs. 

Want more options, such as game replays and highlights? Than the Annual Pro NFL Game Pass is your best bet. For £30.99 you can watch all of the Playoff games, the Super Bowl, regular season game highlights, coaches film and much more. 

Not in the UK but still want to catch the action on your Sky Go app or on Game Pass? Then grabbing a VPN will let you log into a UK IP address so you can live stream NFL as if you were at home.

Watch and live stream the NFL Playoffs in Canada

Canadian NFL fans looking to catch the Playoffs on television can do so by tuning into TSN, CTV and CTV2 as they are the league’s exclusive broadcast partner in Canada.

However, if you’d rather stream NFL games online, then DAZN has you covered. The streaming service will give you access to NFL Game Pass, RedZone, NFL Network and more for $20 a month or $150 per year with support for Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Roku, Xbox One and PS4. And if you’ve never used it before, you can take advantage of its FREE TRIAL, too.

How to watch the NFL Playoffs in Australia

If you live in Australia and want to watch the NFL Playoffs this season, you have several options to do so. Foxtel will be broadcasting all of the Playoff games, and you can also stream games to your laptop or mobile devices using the Foxtel Go app but you’ll need your Foxtel ID to access the app. 

Just as Foxtel does, Kayo Sports will also show all of the Playoff games and the Super Bowl. The streaming service has a Basic and a Premium plan with the difference being you can watch on two devices with the Basic plan for $25 per month and on three devices with the Premium plan for $35 per month. The best news? Both plans come with a 14-day trial so if you’re looking just to watch a specific Playoff game or two (or maybe just the Super Bowl) you can cancel after the 14 days. 

However, for the proper, live-for-it NFL fans, we highly recommend you sign up for an NFL Game Pass as it is also available in Australia, and even though it is marginally more expensive you have a much wider range of features.

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