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The Kansas City Chiefs host the Houston Texans this weekend at Arrowhead Stadium in an AFC Divisional Round showdown. Tune in to watch defending Super Bowl champions Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce take on the young and aggressive CJ Stroud live on DirecTV, Fubo and Hulu + Live TV starting Saturday, January 18th.
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The two teams have already met this season, with the Chiefs narrowly winning 27-19. The Texans will face a tough game as Kansas City has home-field advantage and Mahomes is undefeated in the divisional round for his career. However, with Stroud, Nico Collins and a stellar defense, Houston could pull off its biggest upset of the playoffs so far.
If the Chiefs aren’t motivated enough heading into this game, Kelce hinted at the latest The Pat McPhee Show Taylor Swift will be in attendance for the episode, which many fans speculate has become the team’s lucky charm. In the 20 games the pop star has played, Kansas City is 17-3, a winning percentage of 0.85. If you’re a Chiefs fan, you’ll be happy to take these odds.
To see if the “Taylor Swift Effect” will help the Chiefs conquer the Texans, here are various ways to watch this Saturday’s game.
Here’s how to watch Chiefs vs. Texans in the AFC Divisional Round
The Kansas City Chiefs vs. Houston Texans game will air live this Saturday, January 18, at 4:30 pm ET on Direct TV, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV. DirecTV currently offers a 5-day free trial, with a limited-time discount of $15 for the first two months. Use it to live stream NFL for free. You can cancel before the free trial ends to avoid being charged.
Hulu + Live TV streaming plans start at $82.99/month and provide access to more than 90 live channels, as well as Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+ that broadcast games.
Another great way to watch awards shows online for free is through Fubo. The service offers a 7-day free trial, and you can watch the playoffs online for free on your phone, laptop, tablet or smart TV.
