Get ready to fork out some cash if you want YouTube TV’s NFL Sunday Ticket (like me).
For those of you who have YouTube TV, NFL Sunday Ticket is going to run you a presale price of $249 for the entire 2023 NFL season, which is $100 cheaper than the $349 retail price, according to an announcement from YouTube.
However, this promotion is only running through June 6, so after that, the cost will increase by $100. So after June 6, you’re looking at a price tag of $349 for YouTube TV subscribers, and $449 for those who don’t use the streaming service.
Things gets even more expensive if you decide to add NFL RedZone, which will run you $40 for the entire season, bringing up the cost to $389 for YouTube TV people and $489 for non-YouTube people — who will be able to buy Sunday Ticket through YouTube Primetime channels.
YouTube has announced its pricing for NFL Sunday Ticket:
YouTube TV subscribers:
• $349/season ($249 if you purchase before June 6)
• $389 ($289 early) if you bundle with RedZoneNon-YouTube TV subscribers:
• $449/season ($349 early)
• $489 ($389 early) with RedZone pic.twitter.com/TtLbNgGldi— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) April 11, 2023
When I was reading through the press release, I didn’t see anything about whether or not you can purchase a package for just an individual team, or if you can just purchase a game or week at a time, which tells me that we might have to either buy it all or have none of it.
And I love how ProFootballTalk pointed this out about it:
“… seems to be an antitrust violation hiding in plain sight.” (RELATED: REPORT: Kliff Kingsbury Lands New Gig At USC)
All I want is a package for my Miami Dolphins, so let’s get that discount going.