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YouTube on Thursday announced a major upgrade to its NFL Sunday Ticket offering: If you’re at home, you’ll now be able to watch an unlimited simultaneous stream of NFL Sunday Ticket content on both YouTube and YouTube TV. according to a tweet,
YouTube rolled out NFL Sunday Ticket in December, ending a months-long process to determine where the broadcast package would end up after DirecTV. Apple was long rumored to be the new home for the package, but YouTube ended up getting it instead. YouTube’s NFL Sunday Ticket plan currently starts at $249, but that’s a promotional price; The plans will get costlier after the promotional price ends after June 6.
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