Get NFL Sunday Ticket deals before the regular season starts
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
With the NFL regular season opening on September 9, fans are encouraged to secure their NFL Sunday Ticket subscriptions. The package continues to be available on YouTube TV, with various discounts for new subscribers, military personnel, students, and first responders. New YouTube TV customers can obtain the NFL Sunday Ticket for $240 or eight monthly payments of $30. Current subscribers can renew for $378. Other promotional offers include potential free access through Verizon's services. The first game features the Seattle Seahawks against the New England Patriots on NBC, and the season's first Sunday games begin September 13.
- •NFL regular season starts September 9 with Seahawks vs. Patriots.
- •New subscribers can get NFL Sunday Ticket for $240 or monthly payments.
- •Discounts available for students, military, and first responders.
- •Existing YouTube TV subscribers pay $378 for renewal.
- •Verizon offers free NFL Sunday Ticket with eligible plans.
- 11:02 AMYahoo Sports — Get NFL Sunday Ticket for free or at a discount. Here's how
"With the start of the NFL regular season just about one month away, it's time to get your NFL Sunday Ticket subscription while there are deals.
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