YouTube TV's NFL Sunday Ticket is just $109 per season for students
Plus, students get NFL RedZone for just $10 more
The NFL 2023 season starts on September 7. To kick off the new season, YouTube has announced its upcoming NFL Sunday Ticket student discount. According to YouTube, the plan will go live "within the next week."
Once the plan goes live, students enrolled in a college or university can get an NFL Sunday Ticket student plan for $109 for the season. Additionally, students can add NFL RedZone for $40 more. By comparison, NFL Sunday Ticket traditionally costs $399 for non-students or $439 with NFL RedZone. As a result, this is one of the best back to school sales around.
NFL Sunday Ticket Student Plan: $109/season @ YouTube
NFL Sunday Ticket lets you watch every out-of-market Sunday NFL game online for a single per-season fee of $399. However, the new NFL Sunday Ticket student plan lets you enjoy the season at a discounted price of $109. (You'll need to verify your student eligibility via SheerID). Additionally, students can get NFL RedZone for just $10 more. Hosted by Scott Hanson, the commercial-free NFL RedZone gives viewers access to seven hours of football.
NFL Sunday Ticket lets you watch every regular season Sunday afternoon NFL live stream on your TV and supported devices. Unfortunately, student plans don't include family sharing. That means you can only watch on the device you're currently signed into. Additionally, students must pay the $109 upfront (there is no monthly option).
YouTube hasn't given a precise date when the plan will go live. However, it should be going live soon. When it does, go to the youtube.com/nfl page and click the "Get NFL Sunday Ticket" button. Next, look for the "Eligible students can save with a student plan" option. Remember, you'll need to verify your student eligibility via SheerID in order to get the discounted price.
Shop last-minute back to school sales
- Amazon: 50% off GAP apparel, school supplies from $1
- AT&T: up to $1,000 off iPhone 14 Pro Max/Galaxy Z w/ trade-in
- Best Buy: MacBooks from $749, smart TVs from $64
- Dell: laptops from $299, desktops from $449
- HP: up to 67% off laptops, headsets, and monitors
- Lenovo: tablets, ThinkPads, desktops from $229
- Microsoft: up to $400 off Surface, Xbox bundles, more
- Nectar: Editor's Choice mattress from $399
- Overstock: storage, wall decor, bedding from $9
- PS5: consoles from $449 and games from $19 @ Best Buy
- Samsung: up to $1,000 off Galaxy Z series preorders
- Walmart: college tech for under $500
- Wayfair: dorm room essentials from $15
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