How to watch NFL this season, stream live professional football games from anywhere, watch on any device

Week 2 of the 2023 NFL schedule is here and there are plenty of must-see games. The NFL on CBS schedule this week includes Bengals vs. Ravens in an intense division-rivalry game. The Ravens are 1-0 already, but are field goal underdogs in the latest NFL odds from the SportsLine Consensus in a game that will air in select markets on Paramount+. Also this week, Josh Allen and the Bills will host Davante Adams and the Raiders. The Bills are the biggest favorites of the week at 9.5 points, but plenty of fans will tune in to watch a potential sneaky shootout. You may be able to stream your favorite NFL games on Paramount+.

In the afternoon window, the NFL on CBS and Paramount+ continues with Broncos vs. Commanders and Cowboys vs. Jets. New York lost quarterback Aaron Rodgers to a torn Achilles four snaps into last week’s game, but a stingy defense and strong ground game could keep them in it until the end against Dak Prescott and the Cowboys. Paramount+ will offer live streaming for those games in select markets.

You can stream NFL games live every Sunday on CBS with your Paramount+ subscription. The Paramount+ with SHOWTIME bundle includes 45,000 episodes of on-demand, commercial-free TV and movies. You also can live stream your local CBS affiliate with a Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscription, which means you can live stream the NFL from anywhere on any device, subject to local blackout rules.

From now until September 20, you can get half-off your first year of the Paramount+ Essential or Paramount+ with SHOWTIME plan. That means it’s just $2.50 per month for the Essential plan or $5 per month for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME. You also get one week completely free. Sign up here now. 

Every week, you’ll be able to start off your NFL Sunday with the pregame crew from NFL Today on Paramount+ followed by the NFL on CBS broadcasts available in your area, including nine doubleheaders in 2023. With CBS broadcasting Super Bowl 58 from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, a Paramount+ subscription means that you’ll also be able to live stream the biggest game of the year from anywhere.

How to stream NFL games on CBS with Paramount+

If you haven’t already subscribed for Paramount+, you can sign up now. The Paramount+ Essential plan is $5.99 per month and includes over 40,000 episodes of TV and movies with limited commercial interruptions. With the Paramount+ with SHOWTIME bundle, you’ll get 45,000 episodes of TV, your live local CBS affiliate and access to the entire SHOWTIME library completely ad-free. Plus, you can get half-off an annual plan between now and September 20.

Once you’ve signed up for a Paramount+ subscription, you can begin watching the NFL on CBS live on gameday. Simply open the Paramount+ app, click the live TV button and you can choose from a variety of live CBS programming, including your local CBS affiliate, CBS News, CBS News Local, CBS Sports HQ, CBS Sports Golazo Network and more. Subscribe to Paramount+ today.

Top NFL games from last season

The NFL’s popularity has soared based on the idea that anything can happen on any given Sunday and that couldn’t have been more true in 2022. The NFL season was full of must-see TV, including a historic comeback by the Minnesota Vikings against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 15.

The Vikings were down 33-0 at halftime, but stormed back to win 39-36 in overtime to complete the biggest comeback in NFL history. Kirk Cousins threw four second-half touchdown passes, including three in the fourth quarter. Then after several stalled possessions that almost led to a tie, Cousins led an overtime drive that resulted in a 40-yard field goal by Greg Joseph to end the game with three seconds left.

Cousins threw for 460 yards, while K.J. Osborn and Justin Jefferson finished with mindboggling stat lines. Osborn caught 10 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown, while Jefferson had 12 catches for 123 yards and a score. Dalvin Cook also had 95 yards rushing and 95 yards receiving, scoring from 64 yards out on a Cousins pass late in the fourth quarter to tie the game.

With can’t-miss NFL games like that taking place on a weekly basis, you’ll want to be glued to your TV or streaming device in 2023. With the NFL on CBS on Paramount+, you won’t have to miss a thing. Plans begin for as low as $5.99 per month and you can watch on-demand content ad-free with Showtime for just $11.99 per month while also streaming your live local CBS affiliate from any device. Start with a free seven-day trial now.

2023 NFL on CBS schedule (all times ET)