Live streaming service, such as YouTube TV, for around $90 per month ($540 six-month cost) Amazon Prime for Thursday night games at $15 per month ($75 for five months of games) Combined, that total will run you $634, and that doesn't count any add-on packages like NFL Sunday Ticket.

A new poll finds sports fans are likelier to use a combination of streaming services and linear TV options to access their favorite teams.

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