Teachers in the U.S. pay $198 for NFL Sunday Ticket this season. You verify as a teacher through ID.me, and the price shows up on the YouTube purchase page. It’s open to new and existing Sunday Ticket subscribers, and you don’t need YouTube TV to buy it. The offer can be redeemed through the end of this year.
Sunday Ticket is the out-of-market package: every Sunday afternoon game that your local Fox or CBS station isn’t showing, streamed on YouTube. Teachers can also get $15 off YouTube TV for 12 months, which is covered further down.
How To Get The NFL Sunday Ticket Teacher Discount
- Log into the Google account tied to your YouTube account first. That’s where Sunday Ticket will show up after you buy. If you verify while logged into the wrong account, switch accounts and start the verification over.
- Open the teacher offer page and click Verify Now. ID.me confirms you’re a teacher.
- Use the purchase link that appears after you verify. It carries the teacher price for both new and existing subscribers.
- Pay in one payment or in installments. NFL RedZone is an add-on that costs extra.
Check the total on the purchase page before you pay. Sunday Ticket doesn’t come with a free trial and it’s non-refundable, so once your card is charged you can’t get a refund for that season. You also have to be 18 or older.
What You Pay And What Renews
The teacher price is $198 for this season. If you’re already a Sunday Ticket subscriber, you renew at the $198 teacher price too. After this season, your membership renews each season at that season’s regular price unless you cancel before your billing renewal date. You can see your renewal date in the Purchases and Memberships settings on YouTube.
The teacher price can’t be combined with other coupon-based offers, so a promo code from somewhere else won’t stack on top of it.
Which Games Are Included
Sunday Ticket covers out-of-market games. If your local Fox or CBS station is broadcasting a game in your area, that game isn’t part of the package, so watch it the way you normally would. Sunday Night Football on NBC, Monday Night Football on ESPN and digital-only games are left out as well.
The YouTube TV Teacher Discount
If you want live TV on top of Sunday Ticket, teachers get $15 off YouTube TV for 12 months, a $180 value. It’s for new YouTube TV subscribers only. You pay $67.99 a month for the first 12 months of the Base Plan. After that it goes to the standard price, which is $82.99 a month right now and can change. YouTube TV has 100+ live channels and doesn’t need a cable box. Blackout restrictions apply, so some local and sports channels can be blocked depending on where you live. Like Sunday Ticket, it can be redeemed through the end of this year, and you verify through ID.me on the YouTube TV teacher offer page.
The two offers are separate purchases: $15 off is for a new YouTube TV subscription, and $198 is for Sunday Ticket. Nothing in the terms says you can’t do both.
Q&A
How much is NFL Sunday Ticket for teachers?
$198 for this season.
Do I need YouTube TV?
No. You can buy Sunday Ticket without a YouTube TV subscription.
Can I get the teacher price if I’m already a Sunday Ticket subscriber?
Yes. Existing subscribers qualify, and they renew at the $198 teacher price.
Does the offer run out?
Yes. You can redeem it through the end of this year.
Does it include local games?
No. Local Fox and CBS games, Sunday Night Football on NBC and Monday Night Football on ESPN are excluded.
Can I pay in installments?
Yes. You can pay in one payment or in installments, though installment plans aren’t available everywhere.
More Information:
Both offers come from the ID.me teacher offer pages linked above, which carry YouTube’s terms, and Google can change or cancel either one at any time. For more ways to save on games, shows and streaming, see our entertainment discounts for teachers.