The staggering $1,500 cost to watch NFL this season as fans rage streaming services have ‘got out of hand’

NFL fans are growing concerned with how expensive it is to watch games.

The 2025 season will require six different streaming services in order to watch every game.

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Everything is getting more expensive in 2025, but football is growing at an exponential rate.

While it is always expensive to watch a game in-person it shouldn’t be financially crippling to watch at home.

However, that is what is starting to happen with the prices of streaming services.

X account Dov Kleiman calculated the cost of watching the NFL season, and found it to be ridiculously expesive.

First, a fan needs to subscribe to Amazon Prime for the whole season, costing $89.94.

They also need to have ESPN+, which adds another $104.94.

NFL Sunday ticket comes next, which is a whopping $522.

YouTube TV is another massive expense this NFL season, costing fans $563.88.

Peacock will be needed for a few games, costing $13.99.

Lastly, Netflix is needed for the Christmas games, costing $22.99.

On top of all of those expenses, taxes come in from the top rope to add another $197.66.

In total, an NFL fan will need to spend $1,515.40 to watch the full NFL season this year.

NFL fans are furious with the cost of watching and shared their plans for the season on social media.

“Probably costs less than $500 to go to a sports bar to get a lunch and a couple beers every Sunday afternoon for 18 weeks,” one fan said.

“They need to fix this,” another fan said.

“I love football, but I don’t sign up for a tv service just because the nfl game is on,” a third fan said.

“I’d just like to watch all my teams games and playoffs,” a fourth fan said.

“If the NFL offered a team package I would gladly pay. the NFL is stupid for not doing this,” a fifth fan said.