Colts Fanatics, Feast Your Eyes: Your Guide to Watching Every Indianapolis Colts Game (Without Getting Tackled by Hidden Fees)
Ah, the Indianapolis Colts. A team steeped in tradition, with a fanbase as loyal as a well-trained seeing-eye dog. But here's the thing, fellow Colts lover: what good is blind devotion if you can't actually see the games? Fear not, for I, your friendly neighborhood oracle (with a slight addiction to sports), am here to illuminate the path to Colts viewership!
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| How Can I Watch Indianapolis Colts Games |
The Classics: Broadcast Bonanza
Let's start with the tried-and-true methods. You know, the ones that don't require hacking into the Pentagon's mainframe (although, that might explain some of Carson Wentz's throws last season).
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Channel Surfing Smackdown: Dust off your grandma's trusty antennae (or, you know, use a cable/satellite subscription) and get ready for a channel-flipping frenzy! Catch Colts games on CBS, FOX, and your local NBC affiliate. Just be prepared for the occasional commercial break longer than a training camp holdout.
Thursday Night Throwdown: Thirsty for some Thursday Night Football featuring the Colts? Prime Video has you covered. Just remember, you'll need a Prime membership, so dust off your credit card and get ready to hit that "one-click order" button for that emergency box of gummy bears (because, let's face it, emotions run high on game day).
Streaming Service Scramble: Friend or Foe?
The world of streaming services can feel like a jungle full of hidden fees and confusing acronyms. But fear not, intrepid Colts fan! Here's a quick rundown:
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NFL Game Pass: This subscription service is like the Colts' personal hype man, giving you access to every single out-of-market game (because let's be honest, not every Colts game makes national television). However, there are blackout restrictions, so be sure to check before you invest.
Paramount+ Essential: This budget-friendly option gets you access to live CBS games, including a good chunk of Colts action. It's like a delicious value meal, but for football! Just be sure you can handle the occasional buffering hiccup (because let's face it, nothing ruins a pick-six interception like a spinning loading wheel).
Other Streaming Services: Don't forget about ESPN+ (for Monday Night Football) or the ever-elusive NFL Sunday Ticket (for the truly diehard fans who want every single game, no matter what). Just remember, these can get pricey, so make sure your wallet is prepped for a potential fumble.
Pro Tip: Do your research! Many streaming services offer free trials, so you can test-drive them before you commit. Just be sure to set a reminder to cancel before you get hit with a surprise charge (because, let's face it, nobody likes those surprise bills).
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How To FAQ: Your Colts Viewing Lifeline
How to watch Colts games if I don't have cable? Several streaming services like Paramount+ Essential, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTube TV offer live CBS feeds, which is where you'll catch many Colts games.
How to watch out-of-market Colts games? NFL Game Pass is your best bet, but be sure to check for blackout restrictions in your area.
How to watch Thursday Night Football featuring the Colts? Prime Video has exclusive rights to Thursday Night Football, so you'll need a Prime membership to catch those games.
How much does it cost to watch all the Colts games? The price depends on which service you choose, but it can range from around $5 per month to upwards of $300 per season (NFL Sunday Ticket, we're looking at you).
How can I save money on watching Colts games? Consider splitting a streaming service subscription with friends or family, or look for free trials before committing to a paid service.
So there you have it, Colts fans! With a little planning and this handy guide, you'll be watching every Colts touchdown (and, let's be honest, every heartbreaking interception) from the comfort of your couch. Now get out there and cheer on your team (and maybe stock up on some antacids for those close games).
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