As the NFL season progresses, the league’s schedule becomes increasingly chaotic, with Thursday, Saturday and holiday games increasingly spread across subscription channels and streaming networks.

Long gone are the days when a fan could simply switch between one of three channels to find the big game of the day.

Luckily for you, we’ve created a simple guide on how to watch Saturday’s NFL games.

How to watch Saturday NFL games with a paid subscription

Today there are three games:

For national audiences, all three games will air exclusively on NFL Network. You can also watch the game on NFL+, YouTube’s NFL Sunday Ticket, or other streaming networks that offer NFL Network as part of a paid package.

Here’s how to watch the games for free

Now there are also three ways to watch the games without a paid subscription, depending on your location.

1. Fans in local markets can watch every game on local TV partners.
   • “The Chargers vs. the Patriots” will air on KCBS-2 in Los Angeles and WCVB in Boston.
   • The Broncos vs. Bengals game can be watched by viewers in the Denver area on DENVER7, while viewers in Cincinnati can watch it on Fox 19.
   • The Cardinals-Rams game will be broadcast on 12News KPHX in Phoenix and KCBS-2 in Los Angeles.
2. The streaming service FUBO offers a free trial that includes the NFL Network. After the trial ends, subscription packages start at $79.99 per month.
3. Streaming service Hulu is also offering a three-day free trial of its Hulu + Live TV package, which includes the NFL Network. After the trial, the monthly price is $82.99 – and that includes Disney+ and ESPN+.