The NFL playoffs are not done. There is still the NFL Championship, Super Bowl 58 (or LVIII, if you like their silly Roman numberals thing). But that's next weekend. Today, it's the all star game, called the Pro Bowl. The best players of the AFC and the NFC square off in Orlando. Well, the best players that could be bothered with playing. Players from the two Super Bowl teams won't be playing. And a lot of otehrs that would qualigy have opted out. But still, it's pro football with a lot of starts. Well, sort of pro football.
It's a bunch of pro football players who have been playing a lot of activities, including dodgeball, and the championships are this afternoon. Oh, along with a flag football game.
The Game
The Pro Bowl Games championships and flag football game are today.
- AFC vs NFC. ABC, ESPN, ESPN+
How to watch
The various networks carrying the games are available to streamers in several different ways.
ABC
- Antenna (free)
- Sling TV (8 markets only) ($45/month)
- Vidgo (Plus) ($70/month)
- Hulu+Live TV ($77/month)
- YouTube TV ($73/month)
- Fubo (Pro) ($75/month)
- DirecTV (Entertainment) ($85/month)
ESPN
- Sling TV (Orange) ($40/month)
- Vidgo (Plus) ($70/month)
- Hulu+Live TV ($77/month)
- YouTube TV ($73/month)
- Fubo (Pro) ($75/month)
- DirecTV (Entertainment) ($85/month)
ESPN+
- ESPN+ (standalone) ($10/month)
- Disney Bundle ($15/month)
My Streaming Life does not often involve professional football, particularly NFL games. And dodgeball isn't my thing. But, there is no denying the popularity of the NFL, even when it's not playing football. If you want to watch the pro bowl games and are a streamer, or if you're thinking about becoming a streamer, maybe this will let you know just what you would need to do to watch the NFL.
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