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NFL Starts Its Own Mobile Streaming Service for $4.99 a Month
- Subscribers will get access to local and prime-time games
- Mobile rights to NFL games were previously owned by Verizon
The Dallas Cowboys take the field against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Arlington, Texas in Aug. 2021.
Photographer: Tom Pennington/Getty ImagesThe National Football League has launched its own streaming service, betting that the growing number of cable TV cord-cutters will pay to watch certain games on mobile devices.
NFL+, which debuts Monday, costs $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year. In addition to live games, it features shows from the NFL Network and archives of NFL Films. A premium version of the service, which includes commercial-free replays of games, costs $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year.