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Home›Cable TV & Streaming›Monday Night Football: How to Watch Cowboys vs. Chargers Tonight Without Cable

Monday Night Football: How to Watch Cowboys vs. Chargers Tonight Without Cable

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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As the latest chapter of the NFL season unfolds, Monday Night Football brings fans another electrifying encounter as the Dallas Cowboys lock horns with the Los Angeles Chargers. Fans without cable need not worry; there are several ways to catch every pass, tackle, and touchdown live, without a traditional TV subscription.

The first option for fans looking to stream the game is through the official NFL app or the Yahoo Sports app. Both applications offer free live streaming of games, including Monday Night Football, on smartphones and tablets.

For those who prefer to watch on a bigger screen, streaming services provide an excellent alternative. Services such as YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and fuboTV include ESPN in their lineup of channels, ensuring viewers can enjoy the game from the comfort of their living room. Most of these services offer a trial period for new subscribers, so it might be possible to watch tonight’s game for free if you haven’t used such trials before.

Another option is ESPN’s standalone streaming service, ESPN+, which allows fans to stream live sports and ESPN content on various devices. While ESPN+ doesn’t typically stream Monday Night Football by itself due to blackout restrictions, it can be used in conjunction with other apps for comprehensive sports content.

Lastly, some internet service providers offer bundles with streaming services or special promotions giving access to sports channels like ESPN. It’s worth checking with your ISP if they have any ongoing offers that include sports programming.

Regardless of your chosen method, ensure you have a stable internet connection to enjoy uninterrupted coverage as these two NFL giants go head-to-head under the bright lights of Monday Night Football.

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