New to NFL Sunday Ticket or just eager to get ready for game day? You’ve come to the right place. This article includes tips to get set to watch NFL games on Sunday.
In case you’re still not an NFL Sunday Ticket subscriber, follow these steps to get NFL Sunday Ticket.
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Set up YouTube TV on your device
YouTube TV is available via the app or a web browser on many devices.
Before you can stream NFL games via YouTube TV on your TV, streaming device, computer, or mobile device:
- On your device, download the YouTube TV app or go to tv.youtube.com.
- With the account you used to buy NFL Sunday Ticket, sign in.
If you’re having trouble signing in:
Troubleshoot YouTube TV account login issues
Find out which games are on
How to Watch NFL Games on YouTube TV
To find live games:
- Open the YouTube TV app
on your device, then enter “NFL” in your search bar.
- From the results, select the NFL’s page.
- If the game is live, select the game to start watching.
- If the game is scheduled for later, select the game
select Notify me to get an alert on your phone when the game is live.
Tip: On Sundays, games should also appear on your Home 
If you can’t find NFL games on the NFL’s page, or if you see prompts to “Get NFL Sunday Ticket,” make sure you’re signed in to the right account.
Learn more about which games are airing on local channels in your area.
Never miss the action
Between multiviews, full length game day recordings, and condensed recap VODs, you never have to play Sunday favorites again.
Multiview
Multiviews are pre-selected groups of up to 4 games that can be viewed together as a single stream, allowing you to never miss a moment of the action. For information on how to find or set up a multiview, follow the instructions in this article.
DVR
Once you set them up, recordings are automatically added to your YouTube TV Library, available from the app on your device, or on your computer at tv.youtube.com. For more guidance on how to record NFL content, check out these step-by-step instructions.
Tip: DVR records the content you selected that’s available with your subscription(s):
- NFL Sunday Ticket: Only regular season games airing on Sunday afternoons outside of your broadcast area.
- YouTube TV: Local and national games from the preseason, regular season, and postseason.
- YouTube TV + NFL Sunday Ticket: All games except Thursday Amazon Prime games.
- NFL RedZone: You cannot select individual games. To record the full 8-hour block:
- In the search bar, enter “NFL Red Zone.”
- In the “Shows” tab, add NFL Red Zone to your library. You can also add it to your DVR while you watch.
Video-on-demand
Every game that’s available through your subscription is available as a 45-minute condensed on-demand replay (VOD) on the NFL page. VODs are uploaded by midnight Eastern time after the games air, and they’re available until 11:59 PM on the following Wednesday.
Use game day features
To customize how you watch NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV, you can:
- Track stats, key plays, and fantasy team performance
- Hide scores so you don’t get any spoilers
- Watch multiple games on one screen
Game day FAQs
How many streams do I get?
Can I pause, fast-forward & rewind?
Can I share NFL Sunday Ticket with my family?
Learn more about how to manage your Google family group with YouTube TV.
Why can’t I find the game I wanted?
On a smart TV or streaming device
- Open YouTube TV
- Select Profile
.
- Select Location
- Follow the on-screen instructions to set and verify your Current playback area.
On a web browser
- Go to tv.youtube.com.
- Select your profile photo
- Select Update next to "Current playback area."
If we can't correctly identify your location, you'll be asked to go to tv.youtube.com/verify. Allow the website to access your device’s location (if you haven't already) to verify the current playback area.
For more on setting your playback area, check the information in this article. Learn more about which games are available to you.