You Wanna See the Giants in Action? Your Guide to Not Missing a Fumble (Hopefully not Literally)
Die-hard Giants fan? Or maybe you're just curious about the big blue (and red) this season? Whatever your reason, catching a New York Giants game is a must for any football fan. But with all the streaming options these days, it can feel like you need a decoder ring just to figure out how to watch. Fear not, fellow football fanatic! This guide will have you cheering on Eli Manning's spiritual successors (or whoever's slinging the pigskin these days) in no time.
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| How Do I Watch The New York Giants Game |
Channel Surfing 101: The Old-Fashioned Way
For those who like things classic (or maybe just haven't figured out how to work the fancy new smart TV yet), there's always the good ol' fashioned cable box. Most Giants games are broadcast on FOX. So, fire up the trusty TV, flip through the channels until you find the glorious FOX logo, and settle in for some pigskin action.
Pro tip: If you're not sure what channel FOX is, you can usually find it on your cable provider's website or by giving them a friendly call.
Cutting the Cord? Streaming the Giants to Victory
Cable who? These days, there are more streaming services than quarterbacks vying for a starting spot. Here's how to catch the Giants on the go (or from the comfort of your couch, because let's be honest, that's probably where you'll be anyway).
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- FOX Sports App: Got a cable subscription? This app is your friend! Just sign in with your cable provider credentials and BOOM - instant Giants access (as long as the game is on FOX, that is).
- NFL Mobile App: This app lets you watch live local and primetime games, so you can catch the Giants on the go. There might be some blackout restrictions, so be sure to check first.
- YouTube TV or YouTube Premium with NFL Sunday Ticket: Feeling fancy? These streaming services offer NFL Sunday Ticket, which gives you access to pretty much every NFL game, including the Giants.
Word to the Wise: Streaming services can get pricey, so be sure to check out their free trials or compare plans before you commit.
Giants on the Go: Catching the Action on Your Phone
Let's face it, sometimes you gotta take your fandom on the road. Luckily, there are a few ways to catch the Giants game on your phone:
- Giants App: Die-hard Giants fan? This app is a must-have. It offers exclusive content, live streams (for in-market fans only), and even lets you listen to the radio broadcast.
- NFL Mobile App: This app also offers live streams of local and primetime games, so you can catch the Giants from anywhere with a decent signal.
Remember: Data usage can add up quickly, so be sure you're on Wi-Fi or have a good data plan before you start streaming.
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Frequently Asked Fan Questions:
How to blackout restrictions work?
Blackout restrictions prevent you from watching certain games live in your area if they're not being broadcast on your local channels. It's a whole thing, but generally, if the game is sold out locally, you might be blacked out.
How can I listen to the Giants game on the radio?
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You can listen to the Giants game on WFAN 660 AM or through the Giants Radio Network.
What if I live outside the New York area?
Many of the streaming options mentioned above will work no matter where you live. Just be sure to check for blackout restrictions.
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Is there a way to watch old Giants games?
There are a few ways to watch old Giants games. You can check out the Giants YouTube channel for some classic highlights, or subscribe to NFL Game Pass to watch full replays of past games.
I'm still confused! Help!
No worries, fellow fan! The Giants website has a handy guide to all the different ways to watch the games: https://www.giants.com/broadcastinfo.
So there you have it! With a little know-how, you'll be ready to cheer on the Giants no matter where you are. Now, grab your favorite jersey, some snacks (because let's be honest, football is better with snacks), and get ready for some Giants football!
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