Raiders on the Big Screen (or Your Phone, No Judgment Here) - How to Catch Every Las Vegas Play
Ah, football season. The crisp autumn air (or cranked up AC, depending on where you are), the thrill of the unexpected fumble recovery, and the questionable life choices you make regarding delicious yet artery-clogging snacks. But most importantly, it's about cheering on the Silver and Black! But with all the fancy new channels and streaming services these days, how do you actually see the Las Vegas Raiders dominate the field? Fear not, fellow Raider Nation citizen, for I am here to be your guide through the technological wilderness.
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| How To Watch The Las Vegas Raiders Game |
Cable? Cut the Cord? We've Got You Covered
There are more ways to watch your Raiders win (or, ahem, participate in a very competitive learning experience) than you might think. Here's a breakdown for every viewing preference:
The Old Faithful - Cable: For those who enjoy the classic feel of flipping through channels (and maybe getting distracted by cat videos in between commercials), you can still catch most Raiders games on traditional cable or satellite TV. Just check your local listings to see what channel CBS, FOX, NBC, or ESPN is on in your area.
Cord Cutters, Rejoice! For those who've embraced the streaming life, there are several options:
- Paramount+: This is your one-stop shop for CBS games, which will likely be a good chunk of the Raiders' schedule. Plus, you get a bunch of other shows and stuff, so there's that.
- YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV: These live-streaming services offer a variety of channels, including the ones that might broadcast Raiders games. Do your research and see which package fits your budget and channel needs.
Mobile Mavens: Who says you can't catch the game on the go? The Raiders + Allegiant Stadium App will stream preseason games live right to your phone or tablet. Perfect for tailgating or, you know, strategically placed "work from home" breaks.
Pro Tip: Check out the Raiders official website for up-to-date broadcast information for each game. They'll tell you exactly what channel or streaming service you need to tune into.
FAQ: Your Raiders Viewing Questions Answered
How much does it cost to watch the Raiders games? This depends on your chosen method. Cable and satellite TV typically require a subscription, while streaming services offer various packages at different price points. The Raiders app is free for preseason games, but may require a subscription for regular season.
Can I watch the game at a bar? Absolutely! Many sports bars will show NFL games, including Raiders games. Just be prepared for some good-natured (or not-so-good-natured, depending on your team) ribbing from fellow fans.
What if the game is blacked out in my area? There are some restrictions depending on your location, but some streaming services or satellite providers may offer out-of-market packages to catch games from other regions.
Is it legal to, uh, find other ways to watch the game? Let's just say, there's a whole world of internet rabbit holes out there. We here at Raiders fandom encourage you to explore them responsibly...and maybe with a decent adblocker.
Who should I blame for all the confusing broadcast options? The ever-changing landscape of the television industry? Your uncle who keeps talking during key plays? We all have our targets.
So there you have it! With a little planning and this handy guide, you'll be ready to cheer on the Raiders from the comfort of your couch, a crowded bar, or even a park bench (hey, free Wi-Fi is free Wi-Fi). Now get out there and Just Win, Baby!
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