The New Orleans Saints play the Atlanta Falcons in a pivotal game for NFC South supremacy.
There’s nothing as comfortable as cheering on your New Orleans Saints from the comfort of your home. The good news is that you can watch the Saints for free. Why spend big money when you can save it?
This article will go over some ways you can watch the Saints for free.
You can watch the Saints games live throughout the season with the NFL Game Pass. It comes with an annual subscription of$99.99/yr. or $9.99/mo., but it includes every game live and online.
Here are some ways you can never miss a down of Falcons football this season.
In Atlanta, you can usually watch the Saints on FOX 8 WVUE-TV, which is the local TV affiliate in the market. You can watch the game for free across all devices — just sign in with your TV provider credentials.
Alternatively, you can buy a pretty cheap antenna for less than $20 to tune in local channels around your area.
You can watch the Saints game for free at fubuTV, which has a 7-day trial. Watch immediately upon signup.
Watch Saints games live on the official Saints mobile app for iOS or Android. On the app, you can watch highlights, game previews and exclusive content from the team.
The NFL’s Mobile App (iOS and Android) has access to all your favorite games, including the New Orleans Saints.
Once you download the app, you can tune in to live local and primetime games.
As an additional way, you can watch the Saints for free (Prime Video) on Thursday Night Football.
It happens once this season, and you can read all about it.
Final Word
Remember, the top ways to watch the Saints for free are:
Because the NFL is one of the hottest tickets in town, it’s possible to catch the game on other stations, streaming services and devices.
In some cases, you can tune in to your local ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC channels, plus ESPN and NFL Network for $69.99 per month. Whatever floats your football boat!
Football is a religion in the South. Want to leave the house? Catch all the Saints games at your favorite local bar.
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