NFL Sunday Ticket is offering a special promotion leading up to the start of the 2024 season.

The Game Pack for games not available in the US normally costs $479, or $670.96 when bundled with a YouTube TV subscription.

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The second option includes locally and nationally broadcast matches.

These are available on the many channels offered by Google’s streaming platform.

But NFL fans can save $85 on the YouTube TV package thanks to a promotional offer from the media giant.

They’ll have to be quick, though, because the offer expires on Thursday, August 29.

The discounted price is four installments of $146.49.

After that, YouTube TV will be charged $72.99 per month unless subscribers cancel their subscription.

Sunday Ticket will undergo some major upgrades during the 2024 NFL season.

A new customisable multi-view feature allows viewers to watch up to four matches of their choice simultaneously.

Google introduced a limited multiview feature last season, in the second year of its $14 billion Sunday Ticket deal.

NFL fans can also access Fantasy View after linking their Yahoo or NFL.com accounts.

Meanwhile, Sunday Ticket remains the subject of an antitrust lawsuit filed in California.

The NFL was ordered to pay $4.7 billion to those who subscribed to the service when it was still offered by DirecTV. A jury found that the league was offering the service at excessive prices.

The verdict was later overturned, but the ruling can be appealed to the 9th U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco.

“We believe the NFL’s media distribution model provides our fans with a variety of options to follow the sports they love,” the NFL said after deciding to reverse the decision.

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The new NFL season starts on September 5.

The Kansas City Chiefs will try to win their third straight championship.

It would mark the first time the league has won three consecutive Super Bowls.

The Chiefs finished 0-3 in the preseason, despite stars like Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce seeing limited action.

The reigning champions still look like the team to beat, after an impressive off-season.

Kansas City has significantly upgraded its offense, including the addition of wide receivers Marquise Brown and Xavier Worthy.