Football season is right around the corner, and if you’re still watching the game on an old TV with dull colors, laggy streaming, or no smart features, now’s the time to upgrade. Walmart is kicking off its end-of-summer TV deals, and the timing couldn’t have been better for football fans.
From compact budget screens under $100 to vibrant 4K QLEDs under $300, Walmart has a screen for every room and every game-day setup.
Hisense 75″ Class 4K UHD LED LCD Roku Smart TV
$698 $448
Grab this best-selling TV on sale for over $200 off, right in time for football season.
Whether you’re building out a home theater, covered floor to ceiling in your alma mater’s colors for Saturday afternoons or or just need a secondary TV to catch NFL RedZone in the kitchen or bedroom for your NFL fantasy rosters, these discounted models will elevate your football experience without breaking the bank.
The best Walmart TV deals for Game Day
There are so many TVs on sale right now at Walmart. Check them out:
Under $100
Under $200
Under $300
Over $300
- LG 70 4K UHD webOS Smart TV was $498, now $398
- Sony 65 Class X77L 4K Ultra HD LED Smart Google TV was $598, now $498
- LG 55″ Class 4K UHD OLED Web OS Smart TV with Dolby Vision B4 Series was $1,200, now $997
- onn 75 Class 4K UHD (2160P) LED Roku Smart Television was $428, now $398
- VIZIO 65″ Class 4K UHD LED HDR Smart TV was $428, now $348
- Hisense 75″ Class 4K UHD LED LCD Roku Smart TV HDR R6 Series was $698, now $448
- TCL 65″ Q Series 4K UHD HDR QD-Mini LED Smart TV with Google TV was $1,500, now $998
- LG 65″ Class QNED 4K LED QNED85T series TV with webOS 24 was $900, now $797
- SAMSUNG 75″ Class Q80C QLED 4K Smart TV was $2,200, now $988
- LG 65″ Class 4K UHD OLED Web OS 24 Smart 120 Hz TV with Dolby Vision was $2,500, now $1,397
Don’t miss the games
Those looking to watch College Football and NFL games this fall have plenty of streaming options to choose from, starting with NFL+, which airs all local market and primetime games and allows fans to hear live radio broadcasts of all games and access NFL Films content.
NFL+ Premium offers everything NFL+ does, and it allows subscribers to check out replays of games, all-22 coaches film and NFL RedZone. DirecTV allows fans the opportunity to get a free trial, and it will allow them to watch all College Football and NFL games on FOX, CBS, NBC, ESPN, ABC and NFL Network.
FuboTV and SlingTV also provide access to stream those channels. Prime Video has exclusive streaming access to “Thursday Night Football” NFL games for those outside the local markets of the teams playing that week.
Additionally, Paramount+, Peacock and ESPN+ can all be used to watch games on CBS, NBC and ESPN networks, respectively.
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