Monday Night Football: How to Watch Jets vs. 49ers Tonight

There will be a number of NFL games available on ESPN’s streaming service ESPN+, and that includes this particular Monday Night Football game. Going this route is less expensive than other options, and gives you a good number of NFL games to enjoy throughout the season. On top of that, this is a great pick for any MMA fans, because it comes with the ability to watch UFC Fight Nights and the prelims for any major UFC cards, which comes out to be nearly every weekend. I know I get more than my money’s worth through this offering. No surprise, an ESPN+ subscription also comes with some great tools as far as fantasy football and other fantasy sports.

I’m a big fan of Fubo, which brings you full access to NFL Network, ESPN, NBC, FOX, ABC, CBS, and many more live channels, giving you the ability to watch nearly every sport under the sun. Think of it like a broadcast package, but way, way better, with 1000 hours of DVR storage that you can use for those games that you can catch as they are happening. The cost is a little steep, $80 a month, but when you compare the price to something like an NFL Sunday Ticket, which goes for well over $100, then it almost seems economical. Not to mention, there is a free trial period available, and the first 30 days is only $30, so you can get a lot of use out of a subscription before the price jumps.

Should come at no surprise that a NFL+ subscription is a great way to watch NFL games, including all of the live local and primetime postseason games straight to your device. The premium NFL+ subscription also brings you the ability to check out NFL Network and NFL RedZone, which will give you all of the highlights and breakdowns your heart could desire. Like the other services mentioned above, there is also a week-long free trial available to check out their user experience and catch a little ball.

If you’re a hardcore football fan, YouTube TV delivers all the games that are locally and nationally televised because of their sponsorship of the NFL. They also have NFL Sunday Ticket, which includes out-of-market games, but that costs an additional $94.75. But then again, if you’re a hardcore fan who doesn’t like missing a game, for fun or your fantasy league, that’s the pick for you. Outside of the price, the only thing we didn’t dig was being drowned by options, with more than 100 channels and all those ads (however, for channel surfers, there’s nothing better).