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How to watch the Los Angeles Chargers without cable
Most Chargers Sunday afternoon games are on CBS on your local station, free with an antenna or streaming on Paramount+ Essential ($8.99/mo).
Quick answer
| Sunday afternoon | CBS most weeks (FOX vs. the other conference), on your local station |
|---|---|
| Free with an antenna | CBS, FOX, NBC and ABC |
| Streaming | Paramount+ Essential ($8.99/mo) for CBS · Fox One ($19.99/mo) for FOX |
| Night games | NBC/Peacock (Sunday) · ESPN/ABC (Monday) · Prime Video (Thursday) |
| Out of market | NFL Sunday Ticket, from $240/season |
| Super Bowl LXI | February 14, 2027 on ABC and ESPN |
If you live in the Chargers home area
Chargers Sunday afternoon games are on your local CBS station, because CBS has the AFC package. When they play a team from the other conference, the game is usually on FOX.
Cheapest option: an HDTV antenna (one-time cost) gets you CBS, FOX, NBC and ABC free. Which one to buy →
No antenna? Paramount+ Essential ($8.99/mo) for CBS and Fox One ($19.99/mo) for FOX.
Every NFL channel this season
| When | Channel | How to watch without cable |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday afternoon | CBS & FOX (local station) | Free with an antenna · Paramount+ ($8.99/mo) for CBS · Fox One ($19.99/mo) for FOX |
| Sunday Night Football | NBC | Free with an antenna · Peacock ($12.99/mo) |
| Monday Night Football | ESPN (some on ABC) | ESPN Unlimited ($31.99/mo) · ABC games free with an antenna |
| Thursday Night Football | Prime Video | Amazon Prime ($14.99/mo) |
| Special games | Netflix, Prime Video, NFL Network | Netflix: Christmas Day, Thanksgiving Eve and a Week 18 game · Prime: Black Friday, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve · NFL Network: international games and two Week 16 Saturday games |
| Out-of-market games | NFL Sunday Ticket (YouTube) | NFL Sunday Ticket: from $240 for the season for new subscribers |
If you live outside the Chargers market
NFL Sunday Ticket streams every out-of-market Sunday afternoon game, from $240 for the season for new subscribers. Night games (Thursday, Sunday and Monday) are national, on Prime Video, NBC and ESPN.
Playoffs and Super Bowl
- Wild Card and Divisional rounds: CBS, FOX and ABC/ESPN. One Wild Card game is a Peacock exclusive.
- AFC Championship: CBS and Paramount+. NFC Championship: FOX and Fox One.
- Super Bowl LXI: Sunday, February 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium on ABC and ESPN (also streaming on the ESPN app and Disney+). It's free on ABC with an antenna.
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Chargers streaming FAQ
What channel are Chargers games on this season?
Most Sunday afternoons, CBS (AFC). Against teams from the other conference, usually FOX. Night games are on NBC (Sunday), ESPN/ABC (Monday) and Prime Video (Thursday).
Can I watch the Los Angeles Chargers without cable?
Yes. Most Chargers Sunday afternoon games are on CBS on your local station, free with an antenna or streaming on Paramount+ Essential ($8.99/mo). For night games add Amazon Prime (Thursday) and ESPN Unlimited (Monday); Sunday night games are on NBC, free with an antenna.
Can I watch the Chargers for free?
Yes, if you live in their area: an antenna gets you CBS, FOX, NBC and ABC free, which carry most games, including the Super Bowl.
How do I watch the Chargers if I live out of market?
With NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube, from $240 for the season for new subscribers. It covers out-of-market Sunday afternoon games; night games are national, so you watch them the same way as local fans.
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