As the NFL season kicks off, fans are looking for cost-effective ways to watch their favorite teams play. With the rise of streaming services, several options now offer access to local and regional NFL games, each with different features and price points. NFL+, a service from the league itself, offers a budget-friendly choice at $6.99 per month or $39.99 annually. It provides live streams of local and regional early and late Sunday games, along with Sunday, Monday, and Thursday Night Football. However, it doesn’t include out-of-market games and is only available on phones and tablets. Paramount+ Essential is priced at $8.99 per month or $89.99 annually. It gives access to local and regional CBS streams and featured matchups, but it doesn’t include ABC or FOX games, nor does it offer access to Sunday, Monday, and Thursday Night Football. Fox ONE, at $19.99 per month or $99 annually, offers local and regional Fox streams and "America’s Game of the Week." However, it is limited to NFC games and may leave some fans without access during certain weeks. For those wanting full coverage, YouTube TV Sports Plan is available at $44.99 per month for six months or $64.99 after that. It offers streams from ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, and the NFL Network, making it the most comprehensive option, though it is more expensive than the others. Additionally, subscribers can add ESPN for $39.99 per month to access Monday Night Football, though this is a separate cost.