Fox One is rolling out a promotional deal for viewers looking to watch the 2026-27 NFL season online, offering a three-day free trial alongside bundle discounts. The offer provides an alternative for sports fans who wish to avoid traditional cable subscriptions while accessing live games.
As one of the primary television broadcasters for the NFL, Major League Baseball playoffs, and the World Series, Fox has integrated its content into the Fox One streaming platform. This service enables audiences to livestream all Fox-network broadcasts directly through the app, eliminating the need for a cable box.
Beyond the main Fox channel, the streaming package includes live sports from Fox Sports, FS1, FS2, and Fox Deportes. Subscribers also gain access to programming from Fox News, Fox Business, Fox Weather, and the Big Ten Network (BTN). The sports lineup covers college football from the Big Ten, Big 12, and Mountain West conferences, as well as college basketball, international soccer, and NASCAR events.
While the standard subscription price for Fox One is $19.99 per month, the current limited-time offer allows users to test the service at no cost for three days. This trial period is sufficient to stream a full weekend of sports alongside the network’s television shows and news programming.
Another streaming service to manage? I thought we were trying to cut the cord, not multiply our logins.
Wait, does this include FS1? My cable package always had that for college football highlights.
Three days feels short, but for nineteen bucks I can watch all the Sunday games. Nice deal!