Miami Dolphins publish comprehensive How to Watch guide for upcoming games
The Miami Dolphins posted a How to Watch guide on the team website. The guide outlines television, streaming and radio options for upcoming games. It covers the Week 5 home meeting with the Cincinnati Bengals and recent road matchups at Minnesota and San Francisco.
The guide lists primary broadcast partners: CBS and Fox for Sunday afternoon games, NBC for Sunday Night Football and ESPN for Monday Night Football. It notes that NFL Network will carry nearly 200 live NFL games, including preseason games. The guide also highlights NFL RedZone and says NFL Sunday Ticket is available on YouTube and YouTube TV for out-of-market Sunday afternoon games.
For streaming across devices, the guide points fans to Paramount + to stream the NFL on CBS. It lists the Fox Sports app, NBC Sports and ESPN apps for local and primetime streams that require TV-provider sign-in. The guide also includes Amazon Prime Video for Thursday Night Football, notes NFL+ for out-of-market preseason games and replays, and references the NFL Mobile app for live local and primetime viewing on smartphones and tablets.
The How to Watch hub also covers radio and audio options and provides a Dolphins radio broadcast map. It lists national audio outlets including NFL+, Westwood One, TuneIn, Sirius XM and iHeart Radio. The guide directs fans to provider pages and trial offers where available for live local calls and additional coverage.
The team provided a central location on its website for game-specific viewing and listening instructions. The guide includes links to platform pages and information on terms and availability where applicable. It aims to help fans identify which services require TV-provider credentials and which offer standalone subscriptions.
NFL Sports Blog Take
The Dolphins’ How to Watch hub consolidates the increasingly fragmented landscape of NFL distribution into a single resource for fans. By listing national partners, subscription streaming options and radio outlets, the guide helps local and out-of-market supporters find the correct platform for each game. Fans should note which services require TV-provider credentials and which offer standalone subscriptions so they can plan access ahead of game day.