NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV returns for its fourth season in 2026, and YouTube has now outlined pricing and availability ahead of Week 1 fixtures, including a substantial discount for new customers.
For the 2026-2027 season, NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV starts at roughly £180 per year. This reflects a discount of up to 50%, available only to new subscribers. Existing customers face higher costs: around £285 per year through YouTube TV, in addition to monthly subscription fees, or approximately £360 per year through YouTube Primetime Channels. Sign-up is handled via YouTube’s Sunday Ticket website.
What games are included
YouTube has detailed which fixtures are and are not covered by NFL Sunday Ticket this year. Thursday Night Football is not available on YouTube or YouTube TV. Sunday afternoon games are covered out-of-market via Sunday Ticket, with in-market coverage through CBS or Fox on YouTube TV, or via Paramount+ or Fox One on YouTube.
Sunday Night Football is available on NBC through YouTube TV and Peacock through YouTube. Monday Night Football airs on ABC/ESPN via YouTube TV but is not available on YouTube. The package also excludes preseason and postseason fixtures, along with some regular season games such as those played on Thanksgiving Day.
Local blackout rules for Week 1
For Week 1 fixtures on 13 September, YouTube has clarified which games will be broadcast via CBS and Fox and are therefore excluded from Sunday Ticket if you live within the local region. For example, a viewer in Buffalo, New York, would receive the Bills at Texans game via CBS, meaning it would not be available through Sunday Ticket in that area. The same fixture would be accessible via Sunday Ticket for a viewer based in Washington, DC.
The service began its 2026 run as YouTube marks its fourth year as the home of NFL Sunday Ticket.
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