Alright, so I’ve been getting a ton of questions about how to watch the Cleveland Browns. I’m a die-hard fan, so naturally, I have this down to a science. Let me break it down for you, step by step, based on my own game-watching routine.
First thing I do is check the official schedule. This season it seems like the NFL is spreading the love across a bunch of different networks. So knowing where to look ahead of time is key.
Then, I figure out which specific channel is showing the game that week. This year, the Browns are going to be on CBS, ESPN, FOX, ABC, NBC, and even Amazon Prime Video. Yeah, it’s a lot to keep track of!
- If it’s a Sunday afternoon game, I usually flip between CBS and FOX. Those are my go-to channels for most regular-season games.
- If the game is scheduled on Monday night, ESPN is the place to be.
- Now, Thursday Night Football is a whole different beast. Amazon Prime Video has the exclusive on those, so I make sure my Prime subscription is active.
Next, I decide how I’m going to watch. I’m old school, so I usually stick with regular TV.
- Over-the-air is the easiest, free way if you get those channels in your area. Just an antenna and you’re good.
- Cable or satellite is what I use most of the time. I like having all the channels in one place, makes it easier to flip around during commercial breaks and catch other scores.
Other stuff to consider
There are a couple of other networks that show extra NFL stuff. NFL Network has a lot of analysis and replays, and if you’re really into it, NFL RedZone is awesome for catching all the scoring plays from around the league.
Oh, and one more thing – the NFL schedule can change! So even after I’ve done all my research, I always double-check right before the game to make sure I’m on the right channel.
Hope this helps you all catch every Browns game this season! Go Browns!
