NFL Playoff season is here, and we know you’re mostly ready. You’ve got the best TV for sports set up in your viewing den, picked up an air fryer for the halftime meal, and have a great streaming service ready for watching the games. Wait, you don’t have a streaming service picked out?
It turns out you aren’t alone, as finding the games you want to watch can be one of the most stressful (and least straightforward) parts of watching football. This time, we’re recommending Sling, especially if Fox is available in your local area. Tap the button below and enter your zip code to see what local channels you get. From there, you can also sign up for Sling to watch NFL games and get your first month of any base package for half off. For example, Sling Orange (which includes ESPN) is usually $46 per month, but you can get it now for just $23.
Alternatively, keep reading to see what you’ll get with Sling, what Sling packages exist, and why we favor it for the NFL Playoffs.
Why you should go Sling for the NFL Playoffs in 2025
Sling is a pared-down streaming service. That means it cuts out the stuff you don’t want, keeping what you do. It makes payment affordable and keeps your packages to channels you’ll actually use. For example, Sling has Sling Orange and Sling Blue. While both have a core package of standard channels most people like or at the very least use (think CNN, Cartoon Network, and Comedy Central) but the plans specialize into something more. With Sling Orange, you get great sports channels like ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, and MotorTrend. The upcoming Houston Texas at Kansas City Chiefs game on January 18 at 4:30 is streaming at 4:30 p.m. on ESPN, which comes with Sling Orange.
To see what games are available in your area, sign up for Sling, and see the full Sling NFL football schedule, tap the button below. Be sure to enter your zip code to see local offerings as well as check out the schedule of NFL games provided. Remember, you can get a standard base package for 50% off for your first month, which takes a $46 plan down to just $23 for that first month.