Monday Night Football is a staple for NFL fans, offering primetime matchups that cap off the week’s excitement. This week features the Seattle Seahawks facing off against the New York Giants, and if you’ve cut the cable cord, there are plenty of ways to catch the action live.

First and foremost, ESPN is the traditional host for Monday Night Football, so any streaming service that includes ESPN will allow you to watch. Services such as Sling TV (Orange Plan), YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, and fuboTV all include ESPN in their basic packages. These services typically offer free trials if you are a new subscriber, so you could watch the game for free if timed right.

For die-hard Peyton and Eli Manning fans, the “ManningCast” – an alternate telecast featuring the two brothers – offers a unique viewing experience. It’s also broadcast on ESPN2 and available on the same streaming services that carry ESPN. Check each platform for specific details on accessing ESPN2 with your subscription.

For those who prefer to watch on mobile devices or online, the ESPN App will stream Monday Night Football — however, you still need to sign in with a valid TV provider subscription that includes ESPN.

NFL fans can also turn to options like NFL Game Pass, which offers full replays of games after they have aired. While this won’t be live, it’s an excellent option for those who want to watch at a later time or reanalyze plays.

In case you’re out of market, consider using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) service to access live games by connecting to different locations. It’s important to ensure these actions comply with service agreements and local laws.

Remember that no matter how you choose to watch Monday Night Football minus the traditional cable package, it’s essential to check your local listings and service subscriptions for any changes or regional restrictions that might affect your ability to view live games.