Top best VPNs to Watch the 2020 NFL Season (Part 2)

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We have compiled a list with five of the best VPNs for watching NFL broadcasts of 2020. Each VPN has a number of high-speed servers in the US that can be used to unblock Sling TV. 

  1. CyberGhost

CyberGhost is a capable VPN with over 165 server locations in the US that can be used to access the NFL with Sling TV. It is affordable without much loss in overall connection speed.

Advantages include being able to connect up to seven devices on one account at the same time, and automatic disconnect if you need extra security online, making it a popular choice .

If you are interested in streaming outside of the NFL, you should note that it doesn’t work for US Netflix, but is compatible with BBC iPlayer. They have an industry standard 45-day money-back policy.

  1. NordVPN

A trusted provider with a clear focus on security, NordVPN is perfect for streaming NFL content from anywhere. They offer comprehensive server networks in a wide range of US cities, with more than 800 servers all to choose from, making them a VPN favorite among users.

Their AES-256 is ‘military grade’, although it’s also reliable that they’ll erase your personal data afterwards. They also have an impressive refund policy, without asking questions within the first 30 days of registration.

  1. ExpressVPN

ExpressVPN is another great alternative, thanks to its smooth user interface and reliable connection speeds. While a bit more expensive than usual, it’s well worth getting access to 13 premium server locations across the US. It’s easy enough to find a usable server with Sling TV and many users agree it’s one of the fastest VPNs money can buy.

They also offer a simple 30-day money-back guarantee that you can use to try out this service.

  1. Hotspot Shield

If you need an affordable option, look no further than Hotspot Shield. They publicly advertise the ability to unblock Sling TV on their website, and they are widely known for their free (ad-supported) version of the software.

One of the reasons for so many positive reviews about them  is because they have more than 2000 servers worldwide, with most of them more than fast enough for NFL streaming.

If privacy is your concern then you should be aware that the company admits to collecting “aggregate data” about the websites users have visited, but that shouldn’t be a problem if you are just want to watch tournaments from abroad.

The rebate is available for up to 45 days , so you’ll have time to make a decision.

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