NFL Sunday Ticket Now $108 With 10 Sundays Left In the 2026 Season
By Phillip Swann
The TV Answer Man
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The NFL Sunday Ticket is now available for just $108 for new subscribers for the remainder of the 2026 NFL regular season which has 10 Sundays left including today. If you’re a big football fan, this is a great deal, particularly if you’ve ever experienced the frustration of trying to watch a Sunday afternoon game that’s not available on your local channels.
The $108 rate, which is now posted on the NFL Sunday Ticket site, is down from the earlier $240 price (or pay in four non-cancelable installments of $27.) The offer is available whether you add it to YouTube TV or buy it as a standalone Primetime Channel on YouTube. (Returning Sunday Ticket subscribers must pay $264 to watch the package on YouTube Primetime Channels; YouTube TV subscribers who are returning Ticket users must pay $208.)
While the YouTube deal is only available to new subscribers, there is a way for returning subscribers to pay the same discounted price. Xfinity now is offering the $108 price for the Sunday Ticket to eligible Xfinity Internet or TV customers. The Xfinity offer is available to both new and returning Sunday Ticket subscribers and ends December 14, 2026. See the Xfinity web page for more details.
What the Sunday Ticket Includes
NFL Sunday Ticket delivers out-of-market Sunday afternoon games broadcast on CBS and FOX, the games that are not airing on your local stations. That is useful if you follow an out-of-town team or want to watch multiple Sunday afternoon matchups.
It does not include:
• Your local CBS or FOX Sunday games
• Sunday Night Football (NBC)
• Monday Night Football (ABC/ESPN)
• Thursday Night Football
• Preseason or playoff games (including the Super Bowl)
• Digital-only games
If you want local and national games in addition to the out-of-market package, pair Sunday Ticket with a YouTube TV plan. YouTube TV’s main plan is $82.99 per month. A Sports and News plan is currently offered to new users at $49.99 for the first five months (then $71.99); that promotional rate ends November 16, 2026.
Returning subscribers pay more: $208 with YouTube TV (or four payments of $52) or $264 standalone (or four payments of $66).
Key Details for Seniors
• You stream the Sunday Ticket on a Smart TV, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, phone, tablet, or computer. A high-speed Internet connection is required (YouTube recommends 7+ Mbps for better quality but we suggest a faster plan to ensure less buffering.)
• On supported devices you can watch up to four games at once on the Multiview feature and use Key Plays for highlights, and (with YouTube TV) record games to unlimited cloud DVR.
• VERY IMPORTANT: The $108 price is for the rest of the 2026 regular season only (through Week 18 in early January 2027). Payments are non-cancelable and there are no refunds. The package auto-renews for the 2027 season at the then-current full price unless you cancel. That means if you don’t remember to cancel the auto renewal setting, you will be charged the full rate for the 2027 season. Also worth noting: If you buy it with YouTube TV and later cancel the YouTube TV plan, you lose access to Sunday Ticket.
• Verified military members, veterans, first responders, teachers, and medical workers may still qualify for a Heroes Service Plan rate (previously $198 via ID.me). Check the official page for current eligibility. There is no official senior discount.
How to Sign Up For the Sunday Ticket Offer
1. Go to the official NFL Sunday Ticket page: tv.youtube.com/learn/nflsundayticket.
2. Choose the YouTube TV bundle or the standalone YouTube option.
3. Sign in with (or create) a Google account and complete payment. The first installment is charged at purchase if you choose the monthly plan.
Prices and offers can change, so confirm the current rate on the official page before you buy. For most seniors who just want their local games, the $108 deal is optional. For fans tracking an out-of-market team, it is one of the better mid-season prices available this year.
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