ESPN Unlimited: What You Need to Know
If you enjoy sports, you’ve likely heard about ESPN Unlimited. It’s not just another streaming option from ESPN. This plan offers access to several ESPN networks, including ESPN2, ACCN, and CW Sports, along with premium live events featuring WWE, and games across MLB, NBA, NHL, WNBA, and college football. Subscribers to ESPN Unlimited also gain access to the NFL Network, which features seven exclusive regular season games and over 1,500 hours of live studio programming.
On a lighter note, it would be pretty amusing if every new subscriber could actually catch a touchdown pass from former Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Elvis Grbac, right? Just a thought!
Now, onto the practical stuff. There are various ways to subscribe to ESPN Unlimited, available through many cable providers and streaming services. Let’s break down how you can watch NFL football on ESPN Unlimited.
How to Watch NFL on ESPN Unlimited
You have a couple of options for subscribing. You can bundle ESPN Unlimited with Hulu and Disney+ for $35.99 per month for the first year or get ESPN Unlimited as a standalone service for $29.99 per month. There’s also the option to bundle it with FOX One for $39.99 per month or with NFL+ Premium, which costs $39.99 per month as well (or $45.99 when including Disney+ and Hulu). This ESPN Unlimited/NFL+ bundle comes with access to NFL RedZone.
Can YouTube TV Access ESPN Unlimited?
Yes! ESPN Unlimited is available through YouTube TV at no extra cost. To access it, link both services on your YouTube account sharing page. For users on YouTube TV, ESPN and ESPN Unlimited come included in the Sports Plan for $54.99 per month for the initial 12 months, or in the Base Plan for $67.99 per month for the first three months, then $82.99 thereafter. Plus, YouTube TV offers a 10-day free trial.
Is ESPN Unlimited Offered by DIRECTV?
Absolutely! All DIRECTV streaming packages now include ESPN Unlimited at no extra charge.
For cable-free live viewing, a live TV streaming service is essential. Our pick? DIRECTV, which even provides a 5-day free trial before starting the subscription. They have diverse options for subscription that fit various needs, with packs starting at $19.99 per month.
If you’re considering the ESPN Unlimited plan, there’s also the MySports Package from DIRECTV, which includes NFL Network for just $49.99 per month for the first two months, followed by $64.99 thereafter.
Does ESPN Unlimited Have a Free Trial?
While ESPN itself doesn’t offer a direct free trial for Unlimited, platforms like DIRECTV, FuboTV, YouTube TV, and Hulu + Live TV do provide access to ESPN Unlimited under specific packages.
Additional Streaming Options for ESPN Unlimited
In addition to DIRECTV and YouTube TV, you can also access ESPN Unlimited by connecting with an active subscription on FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, Comcast Xfinity, Spectrum TV, Verizon, FiOS, U-Verse, or Cox.
