My household got rid of cable about three years ago. The first thing I thought about was live sports. I don’t watch as much as I used to but from times will watch a game. The NBA and MLB games are the hardest as their games are on cable.
I have tried Youtube TV, Hulu Live, Playstation Vue, Sling, and Direct TV Now(AT&T TV Now). I had Direct TV Now the longest because I have my cell phone through AT&T. The price was great until all the promotions ran out. I was paying $15 a month and the price went to $40. Hulu and Youtube TV were ok but after the first month they both jumped $10 in price. Sling TV is were I landed. The price is great at $25. For six months out of year I add on sports for for $15 more. That way I get the NFL redzone.
This article from PC Mag gives a review of watching the NFL on streaming services.
If you’ve ditched your cable company in favor of one (or several) video streaming services, you can still watch all the live sports you want, including NFL broadcasts. On-demand services such as Netflix and HBO Now don’t offer live sports though, so you need to subscribe to a cable-replacement service that streams live channels. Not all these live streaming services are ideal for NFL fans, as they may be missing some key coverage networks. You should also consider the features and other content a service offers to determine which is the best value for your household.