Verizon just extended its best freebie this year - get a free NFL Sunday Ticket before it's too late

Verizon's excellent freebie deals on its phone and internet packages are still up for grabs this week - including one of the best seasonal promotions we've ever seen from the carrier.

Right now, you can bundle in a free NFL Sunday ticket worth up to $480 with one of the carrier's excellent 5G Home internet or FIOS fiber home internet plans.

This offer is available to both new and existing customers, giving you unlimited streaming access to the entire 2025 season through YouTube. That means you can watch up to four games at once on a single screen, enjoy unlimited streaming on mobile devices, and catch every key play and highlight along the way.

Existing customers can qualify by upgrading to a higher-tier internet plan or picking up an eligible phone upgrade. Even if you’re not planning on making a change, you can still claim a $200 discount on a ticket, which makes for an excellent bonus offer.

If you're not an NFL fan, then you can instead choose to opt for an Xbox Gaming bundle, which includes a headset, controller, and $100 Xbox gift card. Both these freebies bundle together with an additional $250 Amazon eGift card that Verizon is also offering on its higher-end 5G home internet plans right now.

Free NFL Sunday Ticket at Verizon

Free NFL Sunday YouTube ticket: with phones and internet plans at Verizon
New and existing Verizon customers alike can get a free NFL Sunday streaming ticket worth up to $480 this week at the carrier. This flexible promotion is eligible with a wide range of internet and phone plans and includes completely unlimited streaming for the upcoming 2025 season.

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To redeem your free ticket, all you need to do is sign in to your Verizon account and navigate to the landing page that's specifically for the NFL Sunday Ticket. You've got 60 days to redeem your free ticket, and you'll also need a Google (YouTube) account to redeem it on. No other subscriptions are needed, so it should be pretty easy to get everything sorted before the NFL season officially starts this September.