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Fourteen of the 17 New Orleans Saints games this season are on FOX or CBS — nine on FOX alone. Only two sit behind paid streaming: a Monday night game on ESPN and the NFL’s first-ever Paris game, which streams exclusively on NFL Network. If you’re watching from outside Louisiana, you’ll also need NFL Sunday Ticket. This guide covers all of it — and what each piece costs.
The Saints open 2026 looking to end a long playoff drought. New Orleans finished 6–11, last in the NFC South and out of the postseason for a fifth straight year. Kellen Moore returns for his second season as head coach.
What it costs to watch every game
Watching out-of-market games
How to stream New Orleans Saints games
Bottom line
FAQs
What channels do you need to watch the New Orleans Saints?
Every scheduled New Orleans Saints regular season game in 2026 airs on FOX, CBS, ESPN, or NFL Network — nine games on FOX and five on CBS. The two premium games are Week 4 against Atlanta on ESPN and Week 7 against Pittsburgh on NFL Network. Week 18 is a flex game with no network assigned yet.
Week 7 is the NFL’s first game in Paris, at the Stade de France, with the Saints as designated home team. It kicks off at 8:30 a.m. Central and streams exclusively on NFL Network — it is not on CBS, FOX, NBC, or ESPN, so no live TV package will get you it.
Here’s the full schedule with the channel for each game.
| Game (All times Central) | Opponent | Channel |
| Preseason Week 1: Aug. 15 at 3:00 p.m. | Jacksonville Jaguars | FOX 8 (WVUE) |
| Preseason Week 2: Aug. 22 at 3:00 p.m. | @ Los Angeles Rams | FOX 8 (WVUE) |
| Preseason Week 3: Aug. 28 at 7:00 p.m. | @ Dallas Cowboys | FOX 8 (WVUE) |
| Week 1, Game 1: Sep. 13 at 12:00 p.m. | @ Detroit Lions | FOX |
| Week 2, Game 2: Sep. 20 at 12:00 p.m. | @ Baltimore Ravens | CBS |
| Week 3, Game 3: Sep. 27 at 3:25 p.m. | Las Vegas Raiders | CBS |
| Week 4, Game 4: Oct. 5 at 7:15 p.m. | Atlanta Falcons | ESPN |
| Week 5, Game 5: Oct. 11 at 12:00 p.m. | Minnesota Vikings | FOX |
| Week 6, Game 6: Oct. 18 at 12:00 p.m. | @ New York Giants | FOX |
| Week 7, Game 7: Oct. 25 at 8:30 a.m. (Paris) | Pittsburgh Steelers | NFL Network |
| Week 8: BYE WEEK | — | — |
| Week 9, Game 8: Nov. 8 at 12:00 p.m. | Cleveland Browns | CBS |
| Week 10, Game 9: Nov. 15 at 12:00 p.m. | Carolina Panthers | FOX |
| Week 11, Game 10: Nov. 22 at 12:00 p.m. | @ Chicago Bears | FOX |
| Week 12, Game 11: Nov. 29 at 12:00 p.m. | @ Cincinnati Bengals | CBS |
| Week 13, Game 12: Dec. 6 at 12:00 p.m. | Green Bay Packers | FOX |
| Week 14, Game 13: Dec. 13 at 12:00 p.m. | @ Carolina Panthers | CBS |
| Week 15, Game 14: Dec. 20 at 12:00 p.m. | @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers | FOX |
| Week 16, Game 15: Dec. 27 at 12:00 p.m. | Arizona Cardinals | FOX |
| Week 17, Game 16: Jan. 3 at 12:00 p.m. | @ Atlanta Falcons | FOX |
| Week 18, Game 17: Date TBD | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | TBD |
What it costs to watch every New Orleans Saints game
The Saints play two “premium” games this season — one on ESPN and one on NFL Network — and covering both costs $79.92 for the season, or $19.98 if you subscribe and cancel around each game. Every other scheduled game is on FOX or CBS.
Premium games are the ones whose broadcast rights have been bought by streaming platforms: Monday and Thursday night matchups, international games, and holiday matchups.
| Where you’re watching | What you need | Cost for the 2026-2027 season |
| In the New Orleans market, with cable or live TV already | ESPN Select for the Week 4 Monday night game, plus NFL+ for the Paris game — your existing service carries FOX and CBS | $79.92 (or $19.98 subscribing and cancelling around each game) |
| In the New Orleans market, starting from scratch | A live TV streaming service carrying local FOX and CBS (Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, or DIRECTV Stream), plus ESPN Select and NFL+ | $351–$440 for the season, depending on service |
| Outside the New Orleans market | NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTube TV, plus ESPN Select and NFL+ | $689.87 for new subscribers $872.87 for returning subscribers |
Sunday afternoon games are assigned by region, so FOX and CBS show different matchups depending on where you live. Almost the entire Saints schedule sits in those Sunday afternoon windows, which means out-of-market fans will usually find a different game on their local channel — and that’s what Sunday Ticket solves.
Watching out-of-market games
The NFL makes it challenging to watch your favorite team if you don't live close to its home market. If you're a New Orleans Saints fan outside Louisiana, here are two ways to watch out-of-market games:
Subscribe to NFL Sunday Ticket
NFL Sunday Ticket is designed to help fans watch out-of-market games that aren’t broadcast on their local channels. This service is perfect for fans living outside the local area.
This option is sold exclusively through YouTube TV, and new users have two pricing options:
- NFL Sunday Ticket + YouTube TV: $240/yr (+ $67.99/mo for YouTube TV for your first 3 months, then $82.99/mo)
- NFL Sunday Ticket only: $240/yr
Use a VPN
A virtual private network (VPN) allows you to mask your location by connecting to a server in a different geographic region, helping you bypass regional restrictions and access content as if you were in a different location.
So if a game is not available in your region, you can use a VPN to connect to a server in an area where the game is being broadcast. This way, you can enjoy the game live without any interruptions.
One of the best VPNs for accessing out-of-market NFL games is NordVPN, which has servers in all 50 U.S. states.
Learn more here:
How to stream New Orleans Saints games
| Related channels | Price | |
| YouTube TV | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network | $67.99/mo for first three months, $82.99/mo after |
| Sunday Ticket | All out-of-market NFL games | $40.00/mo (returning users) or $30.00/mo for 8 months (new users) |
| Hulu + Live TV | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network | Starts at $89.99/mo |
| Sling TV | NBC (local), FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network | Starts at $60.99/mo (need Orange + Blue) |
| Fubo | NBC, CBS (local), FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network | Starts at $48.99/mo for first month, $73.99/mo after |
| DIRECTV Streaming | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network | Starts at $89.99/mo for first month, $124.99/mo after (need Ultimate plan) |
| ESPN | ABC, ESPN, exclusively airing 17 games | $29.99/mo (need Unlimited tier) |
| Paramount+ | CBS (local) | $8.99/mo |
| Peacock | NBC, exclusively airing Saturday game during Week 17 | Starts at $10.99/mo |
| Amazon Prime | Exclusively airing 16 Thursday night games | $8.99/mo |
| Netflix | Exclusively airing four games | Starts at $8.99/mo |
| NFL+ | Exclusively airing six games | Starts at $6.99 |
Watching the New Orleans Saints with YouTube TV
YouTube TV is by-far the most comprehensive option for streaming NFL games live. You’ll get access to all local channels, plus the option to add on NFL Sunday Ticket for an additional fee, which will even grant access to out-of-market games.
Unfortunately, it’s also one of the most expensive options.
| Cost | What it includes | |
| YouTube TV | $67.99/mo for first three months, $82.99/mo after | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network |
| YouTube TV + NFL Sunday Ticket | $82.99 per month (after promo period for new users) | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network, out-of-market Sunday games |
Watching the New Orleans Saints with Hulu
Hulu + Live TV is another excellent choice for streaming NFL games, providing access to top national and local sports networks like ABC, CBS Sports Network, ESPN, FOX, FS1, TNT, and the NFL Network.
| Cost | What it includes | |
| Hulu + Live TV (Ads) | $89.99/mo | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network |
| Hulu + Live TV (No ads) | $99.99/mo | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network |
Watching the New Orleans Saints with Fubo
Fubo is another comprehensive service that will give you access to ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, NFL Network, and many more. This can guarantee you can watch all the in-market and nationally televised NFL games.
| Cost | What it includes | |
| Pro | $48.99/mo for first month, $73.99/mo after | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network |
| Elite | $74.99/mo for first month, $104.99/mo after | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network (4K) |
| Deluxe | $109.99/mo | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network (4K + Paramount) |
Watching the New Orleans Saints with DIRECTV Stream
DIRECTV Streaming also offers access to all the major networks that broadcast NFL games. With its basic package starting around $59.99/mo for first month, $89.99/mo after, you'll have access to networks such as ABC, NBC, and ESPN.
If you want to catch games on the NFL Network, you’ll need to go with the Choice plan or higher.
| Cost | What it includes | |
| Entertainment | $59.99/mo for first month, $89.99/mo after | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN |
| Choice | $64.99/mo for first month, $94.99/mo after | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network |
| Ultimate | $89.99/mo for first month, $124.99/mo after | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network |
| Premier | $129.99/mo for first month, $169.99/mo after | NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network |
Bottom line
If you’re in the New Orleans market, most of the season costs you nothing beyond the TV service you already have — 14 of the 16 scheduled games are on FOX or CBS. The two exceptions are Week 4 on ESPN and the Paris game on NFL Network, which is the one to plan ahead for since no cable or live TV package carries it.
Outside Louisiana, your local FOX and CBS affiliates will be carrying other teams most Sundays, so NFL Sunday Ticket through YouTube TV is the only way to get every game.
Week 18 is a flex game with no date or network assigned yet, and the NFL can move games into prime time late in the season, so it’s worth checking back.
FAQs
How can I watch New Orleans Saints games internationally?
If you're outside the U.S., you can still follow the Saints by subscribing to international streaming platforms, such as DAZN, which carry NFL games. Using a VPN to connect to U.S.-based streaming services also works.
How can I watch the New Orleans Saints without Sunday Ticket?
Even without NFL Sunday Ticket, you can catch most Saints games on major networks — 14 of the 17 are on FOX or CBS this season, and Week 4 against Atlanta is on ESPN. The one game no live TV package carries is the Paris game against Pittsburgh, which streams only on NFL Network.
You can also try using a VPN to access NFL games on free streaming sites.
How can I watch the New Orleans Saints without cable?
To watch the Saints without a traditional cable subscription, consider a live TV streaming service like Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, or DIRECTV Stream. All four carry local FOX and CBS, which covers 14 of the Saints’ 16 scheduled games.
You’ll still need ESPN Select for the Week 4 Monday night game and NFL+ for the Paris game, since no live TV package includes it.
Learn how to watch all NFL teams
Use our directory below to catch all NFL games across the country this season.
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