The Falcon Has Landed...On Your Screen: Where to Watch the Atlanta Falcons Soar (or Maybe Crash...But Hopefully Soar)
Ah, football season! The crisp autumn air (let's be honest, it's probably still scorching hot in Atlanta), the thrill of victory, the agony of defeat (mostly for Falcons fans, let's face it), and the burning question: where in the heck can I watch the Atlanta Falcons game today?
Fear not, fellow Falcons fanatic (or, you know, curious observer), for this handy guide will have you watching Matt Ryan sling laser beams (or maybe overthrow a wide-open receiver by a mile...but definitely sling something) in no time!
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| Where Can I Watch The Atlanta Falcons Game Today |
Cable Cutter? No Problem!
Forget tangled wires and overpriced cable packages. These days, there are more ways to stream the Falcons soar (or, you know, trip over their own feet) than Julio Jones has highlight-reel catches. Here are a few of your top options:
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- NFL+: This new app from the NFL itself lets you watch live local and primetime games, out-of-market preseason games, and even has replays and a library of on-demand content. All for the low, low price of...well, it depends on the package you choose, but hey, at least you can ditch cable!
- YouTube TV: This streaming service offers a ton of channels, including your local CBS affiliate which might just be showing the Falcons game. Plus, you can watch on pretty much any device, which is pretty darn convenient.
- Hulu + Live TV: Another great option for cord-cutters, Hulu + Live TV lets you watch live TV from major networks, including the ones that might be showing the Falcons game. Plus, you get access to Hulu's on-demand library, which is a win-win.
Pro Tip: These services often have free trials, so you can snag one, watch the Falcons win (or lose...but hopefully win), and then cancel before they charge you a dime (unless they win, then maybe stick around, right?).
Old School Cable? We Got You Covered Too
For those of you who cling to your cable boxes like a security blanket (hey, no judgement, sometimes change is scary!), here's where you can tune in:
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- CBS: The most likely culprit for broadcasting your Falcons fix.
- FOX: They might also be showing the game, depending on the schedule.
Remember: These are just the most common channels. Double-check your local listings to make sure you don't miss a single touchdown (or interception...let's be optimistic).
How to Watch the Falcons on the Go?
Because who wants to be chained to their couch when the Falcons are taking the field? Here are your mobile options:
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- The Official Atlanta Falcons App: This is a no-brainer. Download the app, and you can watch the game live, for free, on your phone or tablet.
- The Apps of the Streaming Services Mentioned Above: Most streaming services also have apps that let you watch on the go. Just download the app, log in with your credentials, and boom, instant Falcons action!
Bonus Tip: Pack an external battery. You wouldn't want your phone to die right when Matt Ryan throws a game-winning touchdown (or, you know, throws an interception in the end zone...but definitely a touchdown).
Falcons Fan FAQ:
How to trash talk Saints fans? This is a complex art form, best left to the professionals (or drunk uncles at Thanksgiving). But generally, any reference to "boat trips" or the "Minneapolis Miracle" should do the trick.
QuickTip: Slow down if the pace feels too fast.
How to prepare for the inevitable heartbreak? This one's easy. Stock up on tissues, adult beverages of your choice, and maybe a therapist on speed dial. Just kidding (mostly).
How to celebrate a Falcons win? Act like you've been here before (even though you probably haven't). But seriously, celebrate responsibly and be safe!
How to convince my significant other to let me watch the game? Negotiation is key. Maybe offer to do the dishes, or give them a foot massage. If all else fails, just point out how good-looking Matt Ryan is. That usually works.
How to know if I'm a true Falcons fan? If you're still reading this after all these years, then congrats, you're one of us! Now go forth and watch the Falcons win (or lose...but hopefully win)!
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