That means, no matter how much you're paying, most content is limited to 1080p or 720p HD streaming resolution. YouTube TV offers the most live content in 1080p; Hulu with Live TV only offers 1080p on a small number of devices, and Fubo and Sling only offer 720p streams outside of 4K and on-demand content.

Hulu + Live TV ($90/mo.): It’s not any cheaper than YouTube TV, but it does include Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Select and an otherwise similar channel lineup. It’s also on sale at $65 per month for the first three months right now.

Keeping up with the NFL schedule was already daunting before YouTube TV and Disney started feuding, and now it's harder than ever. Luckily, there are still options across a number of price points.