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Issue 41: September 2, 2019

NFL season is here, friends, and you know what that means: the yearly scramble to figure out which channels have which games, and when. Thankfully, very little has changed between 2018 and 2019 with streaming rights, but there may be a few NFL sources you may not know about. We have all that, and more for you to review this week.Read on to find out more in this week's Stream Report.

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Cord-Cutting Tip of the Week:

Where to Get NFL in 2019

The NFL is one of the most...frustrating sports providers. Licensing for games are pretty much everywhere, so you may find yourself hopping from source to source to find different games. Here are some tips for you 2019.

1. Know which channels carry which games

Cord-cutting isn't easy when it comes to getting NFL games, but your best option is to use a streaming service that carries all of the major broadcasters. This year, broadcast rights are split between

• CBS (Sundays)

• FOX (Mondays and Thursdays)

• NBC (Tuesdays), ESPN (Wednesdays)

• NFL Network (Thursdays)

• Amazon (Thursdays)

• Yahoo! Sports App (5 select games)

Expect to jump around to different channels on different parts of the week. You may need to set up a reminder for yourself for which channel to watch during each part of the week!

2. Use a provider that provides the best access

Which service provider works best for you will vary. After all, location matters and blackout rules in the NFL still apply. Some games just won't be available nationally, at least not live anyway.

Hulu With Live TV

and

YouTube TV

are currently the best options with wide channel coverage for local broadcasters and ESPN. And if you really don't care about how much you're paying per month,

AT&T TV Now (formerly DirecTV Now)

is still an option, as well, and likely has every channel you need.

As ever, your best option for local matches may be to get a digital OTA antenna. If you haven't already, it's a good long-term investment.

And if you have an Amazon account (most of us do these days), you'll get Thursday Night Football at no extra cost for most of the season. You can even get 5 free games through the Yahoo! Sports mobile app this year.

This Week's Streaming Guide

1. Hulu's 'Untouchable' Digs into The Harvey Weinstein Controversy

With dramatic detail, Hulu's

Untouchable

docu-drama looks into how Harvey Weinstein amassed power -- and found ways to shield himself from the controversies of his sexual digressions. Stream available this TODAY.

(Note:

Hulu on-demand comes with a Hulu With Live TV subscription)

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2. See How It All Played: Investigation Discovery's 'Drain the Oceans' Thai Cave Rescue Streams TONIGHT

The tense and daring rescue capture the attention of the world. Now, see how it all played out on Investigation Discovery, TONIGHT. Watch ID through

Philo

for a low-cost option. -

Forbes

News and Industry Developments

1. YouTube TV Subscribers Lose Access to ESPN3

YouTube has confirmed that YouTube TV subscribers can no longer access the ESPN3 streaming service with their YouTube TV logins. -

Cord Cutters News

2. ICYMI: Disney's Mandalorian Is Coming (It Looks Amazing!)

Disney continues to drip details about its new Disney+ streaming service. One of the biggest releases was its trailers for the new show, The Mandalorian, as well as news that Ewan McGregor will reprise his role as Obi-Wan in an upcoming series..

- TechRadar