NFL fans have more ways to watch games in 2025. Amazon Prime Video is once again the home of Thursday Night Football. It also includes special games like the Black Friday matchup, a Christmas night showdown and a Wild Card playoff game in January.
In this guide, you’ll learn how to watch every NFL game on Amazon Prime. We’ll also cover the 2025 schedule, free trial info, plans and pricing, supported devices, and what’s new this season.
Whether you’re streaming from your TV or phone, this post will help you watch the NFL live each week.
Which NFL Games will be on Amazon Prime in 2025?
Amazon Prime Video will stream exclusive NFL games all season long. The lineup includes:
- 15 Thursday Night Football games from Week 2 to Week 17
- 1 Preseason game
- A Black Friday afternoon matchup (Week 13)
- A Christmas night game (Week 17)
- One Wild Card playoff game in January 2026
These games feature top teams and big rivalries. Each one streams live on Prime Video and includes English and Spanish-language options. Most matchups kick off at 8:15 PM ET. Check out the full Prime Video NFL schedule here.
Keep in mind that the NFL can flex-schedule some Thursday games later in the season to feature better matchups.
How to Watch NFL on Amazon Prime Video
To watch NFL games on Amazon Prime Video in 2025, you need an active Amazon Prime membership. Once you’re signed in, just head to the Prime Video section and search for “NFL” or “Thursday Night Football.”
On game day, the live stream will show up right on the homepage or in the sports tab. You can watch on smart TVs, laptops, tablets, or phones. Most modern TVs support the Prime Video app. If yours doesn’t, use a Fire TV Stick, Roku, or Apple TV.
Mobile users can stream using the Prime Video app on iPhone or Android. You can also watch from any web browser at PrimeVideo.com.
Games are available in English and Spanish. If your local team is playing, it may also air on a local TV station. You can also stream the games live on Twitch or mobile with NFL+.
No cable is needed. Just log in and start watching every week.
Free Trial and Plan Options
New to Amazon Prime? You can start with a 30-day free trial. It gives you full access to NFL games, plus movies, shows, and free shipping on Amazon orders.
Once your trial ends, here are your options:
| Plan | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Prime (Full) | $14.99 | $139 |
| Prime Video Only | $8.99 | Not offered |
| Student Prime | $7.49 | $69 |
| Government Discount Plan | $6.99 | Not offered |
All of these plans let you stream Thursday Night Football, holiday matchups, and the Wild Card game in January.
You can sign up at Amazon.com/prime. Once you join, you’re ready to watch on any supported device.
Not sure if it’s for you? Try the free trial during a big game week and see how it fits.
Streaming Quality and Supported Devices
Amazon Prime Video lets you stream NFL games in HD and 4K Ultra HD. The quality adjusts based on your internet speed. For smooth streaming, use at least 5 Mbps for HD or 25 Mbps for 4K.
You can watch Thursday Night Football and other NFL games on almost any internet-connected device. Here’s a quick guide:
| Device Type | Examples |
|---|---|
| Smart TVs | Samsung, LG, Sony, Vizio, Hisense |
| Streaming Devices | Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast |
| Game Consoles | PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S |
| Mobile Devices | iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets |
| Computers | Windows PC, Mac (via PrimeVideo.com) |
| Web Browsers | Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge |
| Set-Top Boxes | Comcast Xfinity, DISH Hopper, TiVo |
All of these devices support live NFL streaming through the Prime Video app. Just log in to your Amazon account and go to the “Sports” or “NFL” section to start watching.
Amazon Prime Video NFL Broadcast Team (2025)
Amazon’s NFL team is back in 2025 with a great mix of veteran voices and NFL stars.
Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit call the Thursday Night Football games. Michaels brings years of NFL experience, while Herbstreit adds sharp analysis from his college football background.
Kaylee Hartung handles sideline reporting with live updates, player news, and interviews during each game.
Before kickoff, the TNF Tonight pregame show starts at 7 PM ET. Charissa Thompson hosts, with insights from Tony Gonzalez, Richard Sherman, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and Andrew Whitworth.
Amazon also keeps it fun with segments from Marshawn Lynch, who adds humor and behind-the-scenes moments fans love.
You can also switch to Spanish-language commentary on Prime Video if you prefer. Every game includes that option.
Overall, the 2025 crew brings the right mix of football knowledge and entertainment for every fan.
FAQs About Watching NFL on Amazon Prime
Do I need a cable subscription to watch NFL games on Prime Video?
No. All you need is an Amazon Prime or Prime Video membership and an internet connection.
Can I watch Thursday Night Football for free?
Yes, if you’re using the 30-day free trial. After that, you’ll need an active subscription to continue watching.
Are replays available after the game ends?
Yes. Most NFL games on Prime Video are available for replay shortly after the live stream finishes. You can watch full games or highlights.
Is a Spanish-language stream available?
Yes. Every game comes with a Spanish-language option, which you can switch to within the Prime Video player settings.
Can I watch on multiple devices at the same time?
Yes. Prime Video allows multiple streams at once, so your family can watch from different devices.
When does Thursday Night Football coverage start?
Pregame coverage begins each Thursday at 7:00 PM ET, with kickoff at 8:15 PM ET.
Can I watch the playoff game on Prime Video?
Yes. Amazon has exclusive rights to one Wild Card game in January 2026. The matchup will be announced after the regular season.