When local council meetings are over and any social gatherings have come to an end, many people from Parsippany–Troy Hills return home to watch the NFL and listen to any football-themed podcasts. With the new season getting underway on September 9, football fans in Parsippany–Troy Hills are also downloading some of the sport’s most informative apps.
Whether you’re a fan of the Giants or the Jets, the NFL season can be hard to keep tabs on. Players suffer from injuries, rosters change, coaches face scrutiny, and the schedule can be tough to keep up with. However, statistics help fans with their DraftKings NFL bets, video-based content informs football fanatics with their fantasy picks, and some apps ensure fans don’t miss a second of the action. Ultimately, given the popularity of the NFL, there isn’t a shortage of viable apps to download ahead of the season opener between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots at Lumen Field.
With all that in mind, below we highlight some of the top options to download today. Make no mistake about it, if you’re a passionate fan of the NFL, then these useful applications will keep you firmly in the loop this season and beyond.
The NFL app is a good place to start
In terms of official content from the competition, the NFL’s official app is impossible to beat. Not only does it look the part and it’s easy to navigate, but NFL fans are filled with regular content updates from the teams they care about. You can learn about injury news before anywhere else, breaking stories from official club sources, and statistics that really matter. Also containing highlights and behind-the-scenes footage, the NFL app won’t let you down.
YouTube is another useful resource
If video-based content is your bag, then YouTube is the place to be. The video-sharing platform is filled with fan rants and podcasts to watch, be it from Mina Kimes and her lovable canine chum called Lenny or Tom Grossi and the comical value he brings to proceedings. A place where you can also debate with fans and even upload content yourself, YouTube is always worth visiting at times throughout the NFL season.
YouTube TV deserves a mention
Alongside following fan-led content on YouTube, YouTube TV is another fantastic option for NFL enthusiasts who want to watch the biggest games. Options like the NFL Sunday Ticket mean fans can follow the action from their preferred devices, be it smartphones or tablets. Also boasting local broadcasts thanks to links with huge networks like CBS, Fox, and NBC, YouTube TV is worth looking into.
Reddit is perfect for debating and more
For NFL fanatics who have had enough of YouTube’s algorithms, Reddit is the perfect antidote to their disillusionment with the platform. In fact, Reddit is a fantastic option anyway. Not only can you gain Fantasy insights and make the most of league-wide news, but there are an array of viable subreddits to join that you can explore throughout the NFL campaign. For example, r/NFL has everything you’ll need in the coming months, while r/NFLNoobs is a good option if you’re new to the sport. There are also team-specific subreddits and more to consider diving into.
theScore has stats and more
Finally, we have theScore, an application that is housed on millions of sports fans’ smartphones around the world. Alongside offering updates on other pastimes, it has a strong football focus. Player and team tracking tools are a particular highlight, although there is an abundance of other excellent content to get your teeth into.
