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But despite that restriction, Verizon's NFL deal will be a huge help to cord cutters, who can trim down TV costs by watching the occasional game on a smaller screen. Today, the vast majority of NFL games air on major broadcast networks. Amazon also streams some Thursday Night Football games for Prime subscribers, but those same games also appear on broadcast networks. Watching those non-broadcast games can be an expensive endeavor.
You can't just use an over-the-air antenna, and you'd have to forgo certain streaming bundles that don't carry ESPN or the NFL Network, even if they're otherwise a better fit for your needs. Verizon's coverage serves as a stopgap, allowing you to avoid paying too much for unwanted channels.
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