How to Watch NFL Games With DISH
The first thing to know about the 2024 NFL season is that Tom Brady is back. No, the 47-year-old is not suiting up for a new team; he’s suiting up (literally) for FOX, where he’ll join Kevin Burkhardt as the lead analyst for FOX’s NFL coverage, including Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9.
Brady’s performance in the booth is one of the biggest off-field questions heading into the season. Between the hashes, the biggest question has to be whether the Kansas City Chiefs can become the first Super Bowl-era team to three-peat. Other storylines include the impact of the dramatically restructured kickoff; a tight battle for the NFC North and whether the Detroit Lions can finally make their first Super Bowl appearance; an intriguing field for Offensive Rookie of the Year following an especially QB-heavy first round; and an MVP race that, once you’re past the betting favorite Patrick Mahomes, feels wide open.
One other question you may be asking yourself: How do I watch NFL games with DISH? Unlike all those above, this is one we can answer definitively.
How to Watch NFL games with DISH
With DISH, you can watch all of your NFL football in one place. From Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime Video all the way through Monday Night Football on ESPN, your internet-connected Hopper device allows you to access all of the action, all in one place. Here’s a breakdown of the channels and services that carry NFL games this season:
FOX – Sunday afternoon games; Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9, 2025.
CBS – Sunday afternoon games
Amazon Prime Video – Thursday Night Football
NBC – Sunday Night Football
ESPN/ ABC – Monday Night Football
NFL Network – Four International Games; December Saturday Triple-Header
ESPN+ – Week 7 (Oct. 21) Monday Night Football – LA Chargers at Arizona Cardinals
Netflix – Christmas Day: Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens at Houston Texans.
Peacock – Week 1 (Fri., Sept. 6 at 8:15pm ET) – Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles from São Paulo, Brazil.
NOTE: Amazon Prime Video, ESPN+, Peacock, and Netflix require a separate subscription.
DISH also carries NFL RedZone, where you can catch every touchdown from every game every Sunday afternoon throughout the regular season (new subscribers can get the Multi-Sport pack with NFL RedZone at no extra charge for 12 months). And if you’re looking to watch out-of-market games with NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV, you can sign-in using your internet-connected Hopper device.
That’s it, literally; this is everything you need to know to watch all 272 regular season NFL games, plus the playoffs and Super Bowl LIX on FOX, with DISH. If only building a competitive NFL roster was this easy.
To start watching the 2024 NFL season with DISH, beginning with the opener between the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday, Sept. 5, click this link to find the best package for you!
