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New York Jets 2026 NFL watch guide: TV schedule, channels and live streams

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How to watch and live stream New York Jets games

With NFL broadcast rights divided across several networks for the 2026 season, catching every Jets game requires a combination of streaming platforms.

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DirecTV Stream delivers a traditional cable experience over internet protocol, carrying every local broadcast network and key national sports channels like ESPN and FS1. It is the ultimate plug-and-play solution for fans who want a comprehensive channel lineup and reliable DVR with zero long-term contracts.


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YouTube TV

YouTube TV is the ultimate destination for hardcore NFL fans, delivering all local broadcasts and national networks alongside the exclusive ability to add NFL Sunday Ticket for out-of-market games. With unlimited cloud DVR and a powerful multi-view feature, it is the most comprehensive cord-cutting solution for football season.


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Fubo

Fubo offers a robust, sports-focused live TV service featuring local broadcast affiliates (CBS, FOX, NBC) alongside specialized channels like NFL Network and RedZone. It is built for hardcore fans who want massive channel counts and powerful multi-view features to track multiple games at once.

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Paramount+

Paramount+ is an essential standalone app for catching live, in-market CBS Sunday afternoon games at a fraction of the cost of a full TV package. It is the most affordable way to watch the local AFC broadcast package without needing a cable box or live TV bundle.


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Peacock gives you direct access to live NBC coverage, including Sunday Night Football and exclusive standalone games throughout the season. It is a must-have for streaming primetime games without committing to a contract.


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FOX One streamlines live Sunday NFC matchups, premier game-day analysis, and high-bitrate sports streams into a single dedicated app. It is ideal for cord-cutters who want straightforward, direct-to-consumer access to everything broadcast on FOX Sports without extra fluff.


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Comprehensive live TV services like Fubo, DirecTV Stream, and YouTube TV offer the best base coverage by including your local FOX, CBS, and NBC affiliates, alongside ESPN.

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Additionally, YouTube TV is the exclusive provider of NFL Sunday Ticket for out-of-market games. If you are filling specific gaps without a full live TV package, standalone apps are essential. Paramount+ covers the bulk of the Jets' Sunday afternoon AFC matchups broadcast on CBS, the FOX Sports app streams any cross-flex games broadcast on FOX, and Peacock is required for NBC's Sunday Night Football or exclusive games.

New York Jets 2026 Home and Away Opponents

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How to stream New York Jets games out-of-market

If you live outside the New York broadcasting area, your local FOX and CBS affiliates will usually air different regional matchups instead of the Jets' Sunday afternoon games.

For the 2026 season, YouTube retains the exclusive rights to NFL Sunday Ticket, which is the only way to watch live, out-of-market Sunday afternoon games. You can purchase NFL Sunday Ticket à la carte through YouTube Primetime Channels without needing a broader cable or streaming package. Alternatively, if you also want a comprehensive live TV package for local channels and sports networks, you can add Sunday Ticket to a base YouTube TV subscription.

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Watch and live stream New York Jets on primetime

NFL Sunday Ticket only includes Sunday afternoon games originally broadcast on FOX and CBS. Out-of-market restrictions do not apply to nationally televised games, meaning everyone in the country needs the same platforms to watch the Jets on primetime:

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Thursday Night Football

Amazon Prime Video

Sunday Night Football

NBC / Peacock

Monday Night Football

ESPN, ABC / ESPN+

Specialty Windows

Netflix (Thanksgiving Eve, Christmas)

Prime Video (Black Friday)

Peacock (Exclusive windows)

NFL Network (International Series)

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AFC East: Buffalo Bills | Miami Dolphins | New England Patriots

NFC East: Dallas Cowboys | Philadelphia Eagles | New York Giants | Washington Commanders

AFC North:Baltimore Ravens | Cleveland Browns | Cincinnati Bengals | Pittsburgh Steelers

NFC North: Chicago Bears | Detroit Lions | Green Bay Packers | Minnesota Vikings

AFC South: Houston Texans | Indianapolis Colts | Jacksonville Jaguars | Tennessee Titans

NFC South: Atlanta Falcons | Carolina Panthers | New Orleans Saints | Tampa Bay Buccaneers

AFC West: Denver Broncos | Kansas City Chiefs | Las Vegas Raiders | Los Angeles Chargers

NFC West: Arizona Cardinals | Los Angeles Rams | San Francisco 49ers | Seattle Seahawks

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Frequently asked questions

Jets games are typically broadcast on CBS: Most Sunday afternoon AFC games (Jets are in the AFC). FOX: Some inter-conference games or select national games. NBC: Sunday Night Football. ESPN: Monday Night Football. Amazon Prime Video: Thursday Night Football. NFL Network: Some national games, including some Thursday or Saturday games. Check your local CBS/FOX affiliate for regional broadcast availability.

Here are the main streaming services that include NFL coverage: Fubo – Includes CBS, FOX, NBC, and NFL Network. Great for local Jets games. YouTube TV – Offers CBS, FOX, NBC, and ESPN. NFL Sunday Ticket is exclusive to YouTube TV. Hulu + Live TV – Includes CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, and NFL Network. Sling TV – Sling Blue offers FOX and NBC in select markets; Sling Orange includes ESPN. Paramount+ – Streams local CBS games, including most Jets games. NFL+ – Live local and primetime games on mobile only. Full replays are available after the games end. Amazon Prime Video – Exclusive home of Thursday Night Football.

No. NFL games are not aired on RSNs like YES Network or MSG. Those are for local teams in MLB, NBA, and NHL. NFL games air on national or local network affiliates (CBS, FOX, etc.). However, RSNs sometimes feature Jets programming like replays, analysis, or Jets-produced shows (like “Jets Game Plan”).

Yes. Fubo is a solid choice, especially if: You want live Jets games on CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, and NFL Network. You're in a market where CBS/FOX local affiliates are carried. You want a sports-focused platform with extras like NFL RedZone (available via add-ons). Check the availability of local stations on Fubo's website using your ZIP code.

Only if you are out of the market. NFL Sunday Ticket (now available exclusively through YouTube TV) lets fans watch out-of-market games. If you're a Jets fan outside the New York market, this is a great way to watch every Jets game live.

NFL+ (formerly NFL Game Pass in the U.S.) includes: Live local and primetime games (on your phone or tablet only). Replays of every game on any device. Audio streams of games. It’s not a full replacement for TV or streaming services, but great for replays and mobile viewing

Yes — if you live in a region that receives: CBS or FOX signals (most Sunday games), NBC (Sunday Night Football), and ABC (some ESPN simulcasts). This is the cheapest option, but limited to local/primetime games.

Blackout rules are rare today. Jets games are not typically blacked out, but: Your local market (e.g., NYC, NJ) will usually air the Jets if they're playing and not in direct conflict with another AFC team. Out-of-market fans may need the Sunday Ticket to see every game.

Unfortunately, yes. For complete NFL coverage, you may need: A streaming service with local channels and ESPN/NFL Network (e.g., Fubo, YouTube TV). Amazon Prime Video (for Thursday Night Football). YouTube TV with Sunday Ticket (for out-of-market games).

Blackouts are rare for NFL games, but if one occurs, try streaming via NFL+ or check if the game is available on a national network or through a streaming service like Fubo.

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