The 2019-2020 NFL season is well underway and we’ve already seen our share of surprises, injuries and underdog victory stories. And how NFL live stream guide will make sure you don’t miss anything else.

Veteran quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick managed to throw for over 400 yards against the Pittsburgh Steelers and though the Buccaneers lost, still he became the first quarterback in the history of NFL to throw for 400-plus yards in the consecutive three games.

The San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo suffered a knee injury during the team’s Week 3 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. While still unconfirmed, head coach Kyle Shanahan said that Garoppolo could have torn his ACL and if that is the case the 49ers could lose any chance of going to the Super Bowl this year.

Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns took the world by surprise when they claimed their first straight up win since 2016 which unlocked coolers of free Bud Light scattered throughout the city.

This year’s NFL season has only just begun and there is still plenty of time left to catch all the action. Lucky for you, we’ll show you how to tune into every game no matter what city or even country you live in. Keep reading to find out the best way to stream the NFL on your television and all of your favorite streaming devices – spoiler alert, the NFL Game Pass is probably your best option.

Watching the NFL online has never been easier and this season there are plenty of streaming options available. For die-hard football fans though, this season NFL Game Pass gives you access to a remarkable number of games which is 256 so this pass should be your first and last stop but there is a catch.

The $99 (£76.68) service only lets you watch replays and not live games if you live in the US. However, the NFL also offers an international version of its streaming service that allows you to watch every game this season live. If seeing every touchdown as it happens is important to you then the international version of NFL Game Pass is an absolute must even at its higher price of $124.99 (£96.82).

Naturally, with any decent modern streaming service, you can also get Game Play apps for Android and iOS mobile devices as well as Chromecast, Roku, PS4, Apple TV, and Xbox One.

To sign up for the international version of NFL Game Pass you’ll need to cleverly utilize a VPN, so keep reading to find out how.

NFL fans living in Canada will be able to tune in to this season’s games on DAZN Canada and the network has partnered with CTV, CTV2, and TSN to show Sunday afternoon games NFL across the country. Primetime games of NFL will be available on RDS and TSN with the football played on Sunday Night and 11 Thursday Night Football games will also be available on CTV2 and CTV. But, the only place to watch all the regular-seasons is DAZN and playoff games on TV though you could also sign up for NFL Game Pass to stream every game online.