It'll be on regular tv if you have an antenna. Otherwise you'll either have to pick up a streaming subscription or do what I do...I use a friends cable account to log into all the providers to stream games.

The only thing I had to actually sign up for was cbs all access.
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https://discord.gg/Edt549

merry christmas ya filthy animal
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depending on how close you are to your nearest affiliate, you should be able to get a decent digital antenna to plug up to your tv. Just do a channel scan on the tv.

(although hometeams link should do you well)
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If you want to stream it - I might suggest FUBO. You get all the local channels plus about 150 others. Try it for (I think) a week free.....
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Use a browser on the Firestick, and navigate to https://sportsurge.net/

Go to the football section, and find the game.
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100% this.

You will never need anything else again.
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YouTube TV. First two weeks is free and you cancel anytime.
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I'm assuming if I have a Roku, I can just open it in a web browser and cast it to my TV, right?

Of course, I have an antenna so I probably won't need to stream it but just in case.
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Not really sure about Roku, I have no experience with that. But I assume that would work just fine. It just requires a flash capable browser.
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nflbite.com was my go to last year.
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Fubo go to mail.com to set up a fake email then sign up for a 7 days free trial with a credit card and your golden
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It looks like I can cast from a Chrome browser right to my Roku, whether it's Android or Windows. I can't cast from a browser on iOS because there's no Flash support.
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