This week, for the first time, Prime Video has secured the rights to live NFL 'Black Friday football' (and not just in the UK: in over 240 countries around the world).
This Friday 28 November at 8pm GMT, Prime Video subscribers will be able to watch the third annual Black Friday game, this year set to see the Chicago Bears take on the Philadelphia Eagles at Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field.
The Bears improved on their 2024 5-12 record this year with some hasty but profound changes in the coaching line-up, though they're still looking to end their four-year absence from the playoffs.
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The Eagles meanwhile have benefited from steady and stable leadership over the last five years under head coach Nick Sirianni and entered the season as defending Super Bowl champions.
Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit will take on expert commentator duties for Prime Video with Kaylee Hartung on the sideline. Given that it's a global sporting event for the streaming platform, the streamer has also laid on multiple language options including Spanish, German, French and Portuguese in their respective markets.
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Fans can also enjoy Prime Vision with Next Gen Stats, a feed that includes AI-powered innovations, on-screen graphic overlays and in-game reports from sports analyst Sam Schwartzstein.
How to watch Chicago Bears Vs Philadelphia Eagles' NFL Black Friday game
Just log into Prime Video on your Smart TV, mobile app or compatible device. You'll need an Amazon account, but you don't need a subscription to Amazon Prime.
Prime Vision’s distinctive High-Sky camera angle delivers pre-snap motions, offensive line play, blitzing defenders, quarterback manoeuvres, and receivers throughout their routes, so fans can experience the game from the players' point of view.
You can watch Prime Video on your smart TV, on your mobile via the app, with a Fire TV stick, or on Echo devices (with a screen).
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"Black Friday is becoming one of the best sports holidays of the year," said Jay marine, Prime Video's head of global sports, "and this can't-miss game between the Super Bowl Champion Eagles and the surging Bears, in one of the most-charged stadium atmospheres in sports, stands at the centre of a huge day for all of us at Amazon."
Black Friday Football is available to stream live on Prime Video on Friday 28 November at 8pm GMT.
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