To stream a Buffalo Bills game, you have several options, depending on your location and the devices you have access to. Here are some of the common ways to stream the game:
1. NFL Streaming Services:
– NFL+: NFL’s own streaming service (NFL+) allows you to stream live local and primetime games, including Bills games, as long as you’re in the U.S. There are also highlights, on-demand content, and full replays. Keep in mind that live local games may be subject to blackout restrictions in certain areas.
2. CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN:
– The Bills games may air on CBS, Fox, NBC, or ESPN, depending on the specific broadcast. If the game is on a network like CBS or Fox, you can stream the game via their official apps or websites (CBS All Access/Paramount+, Fox Sports app, etc.).
– Many of these networks offer free streaming with a cable subscription, or you can sign up for their standalone services (e.g., Paramount+ for CBS, or Peacock for NBC).
3. Streaming Platforms:
– YouTube TV: YouTube TV offers live access to all the major networks (CBS, NBC, Fox, ESPN) that typically broadcast NFL games. A subscription is required.
– Hulu + Live TV: Similar to YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV also gives you access to the major sports channels like CBS, Fox, NBC, and ESPN.
– FuboTV: FuboTV is another live TV streaming service with a focus on sports. It includes networks like Fox, CBS, and NFL Network.
– Sling TV: Sling TV offers packages that include ESPN, NFL Network, and other channels broadcasting NFL games.
4. Direct-to-Device Streaming:
– Yahoo Sports App: Yahoo Sports streams local NFL games for free on mobile devices. If you’re in the area where the Bills game is being broadcast, you can watch it via their app.
– Peacock (NBC Games): For games airing on NBC, you can stream them through Peacock (NBC’s streaming platform).
5. Local Network Broadcasts:
– If you’re in the local Buffalo area, you might be able to stream the game directly from a local station’s website or app (for example, WBEN for CBS broadcasts or WGRZ for NBC broadcasts).
6. International Streaming:
– If you’re outside the U.S., you may be able to stream the game through international partners, such as DAZN (Canada, Germany, Japan) or Sky Sports (UK), depending on where you are located.
7. NFL Game Pass:
– If you’re outside the U.S., you can subscribe to NFL Game Pass, which offers live streaming for most games. However, you won’t be able to watch local games live in the U.S. due to licensing restrictions, but you’ll be able to access the full game on-demand after it’s aired.
Make sure to check the official NFL schedule or your local listings to confirm the game’s broadcast time and availability on these platforms.
