NFL Sunday Night Football not only features one of the NFL’s top games each week, it’s the top rated TV show in the US.
In 2022, NFL Sunday Night Football Games are once again broadcast by NBC, but the broadcast crew will be a little different. Cris Collinsworth is back as the color commentator, but Mike Tirico will take over full time play by play duties and Melissa Stark will handle the sidelines. So, how do you stream SNF? Let’s take a look at the live streaming options for watching NFL Sunday Night Football.
Peacock Premium
Peacock is NBC video streaming service that currently offers 3 subscription levels, Free, Premium, and Premium Plus. Subscribers who choose the Premium ($4.99 / month) or the Premium Plus ($9.99 / month) can live stream all NFL Sunday Night Football games, including the NFL Kickoff game on Thursday September 8th. Subscribers to the Free version of Peacock can only watch with a verified TV provider subscription.
Online Video Services
Most of the streaming TV services offer NBC as part of their packages. Sling, however, only offers NBC in select cities, so you’ll want to check the Sling help center to see if you are in one of those areas.
It’s important to note that NBC is available over-the-air, so an antenna is always a free option.
Ways to Watch NFL Sunday Night Football
- Over the Air (NBC)
- Peacock Premium – $4.99 / month
- NBC Sports App or NBCSports.com w/ TV subscription
- Hulu + Live TV – starting at $69.99
- YouTube TV – $64.99
- fuboTV – starting at $64.99
- DirectTV Stream – starting at $70
* You’ll want to double check each service by entering your zip code on their site to make sure they offer local channels in your area. Most of them do, but always check before subscribing.
TV Subscribers
If you have a TV subscription with a verified provider you can authenticate and watch online at NBCSports.com, Peacock, through the NBC Sports App on mobile or on a variety of TV connected devices such as Roku, Amazon Fire TV, xBox, and Smart TVs.
Watch Sunday Night Football on Mobile or Tablet
The free mobile streaming options are gone in 2022 and replaced by NFL+. Subscriptions to NFL+ start at $4.99 and can be accessed through the NFL app on your mobile device or Tablet.
The NBC Sports app provides another option for mobile users. This option, however, will require you to authenticate with your TV provider to be able to watch the game.
NFL Sunday Night Football Schedule – 2022
All Sunday night games are scheduled for a 8:20pm ET / 5:20pm PT kickoff. Note that games from Week 5 on are subject to Flexible Scheduling.
Kickoff – Buffalo @ LA Rams – Thursday, Sept. 8
Week 1 – Buccaneers @ Cowboys – Sunday, Sept. 11
Week 2 – Chicago @ Green Bay – Sunday, Sept. 18
Week 3 – San Francisco @ Denver – Sunday, Sept.25
Week 4 – Kansas City @ New England – Sunday, Oct. 2
Week 5 – Cincinnati @ Baltimore – Sunday, Oct. 9
Week 6 – Dallas @ Philadelphia – Sunday, Oct. 16
Week 7 – Pittsburgh @ Miami – Sunday, Oct. 23
Week 8 – Green Bay @ Buffalo – Sunday, Oct. 30
Week 9 – Tennessee @ Kansas City – Sunday, Nov. 6
Week 10 – LA Chargers @ San Francisco – Sunday, Nov. 13
Week 11 – Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh – Sunday, Nov. 20
Thanksgiving – New England @ Minnesota – Thursday, Nov. 24
Week 12 – Green Bay @ Philadelphia – Sunday, Nov. 27
Week 13 – Indianapolis @ Dallas – Sunday, Dec. 4
Week 14 – Kansas City @ Denver – Sunday, Dec. 11
Week 15 – New England @ Las Vegas – Sunday, Dec. 18
Week 16 – Tampa Bay @ Arizona – Sunday, Dec. 25
Week 17 – LA Rams @ LA Chargers – Sunday, Jan. 1
Flexible Scheduling
Beginning in Week 5, Sunday Night Football games are subject to Flexible Scheduling. Up to 4 games can be “flexed out” between Week 5 and the end of the season for a more compelling matchup.
Overview
NFL Sunday Night Football is very accessible to football fans. It’s available on your TV either over-the-air with an antenna, via Peacock Premium, or through online streaming TV services. If you want to watch on mobile or Tablet, all NFL Sunday Night games are live streamed free on the NFL app with an NFL+ Subscription.