SF 49ers vs. Arizona Cardinals Week 16 live game thread, how to stream online on Amazon Prime Video or Twitch
Welcome to our SF 49ers live game-day thread for Week 16 of the 2020 NFL regular season, as the 5-9 San Francisco 49ers travel back to their temporary home in Glendale, AZ to faceoff against the 8-6 Arizona Cardinals at 1 p.m. on Dec. 26, 2020. Although the site has become quite familiar to the 49ers this year, the Cardinals will play hosts in today’s affair after defeating San Francisco at Levi’s Stadium in the season opener.
Discuss the game with Niner Noise writers and fellow members of the 49ers Faithful in our comments section, “The Conversation,” at the bottom of the article!
The Cardinals will be playing to win this afternoon, as they currently hold the seventh and final playoff seed in the NFC. They currently hold a one-game lead over the Chicago Bears — and would clinch a playoff berth with a victory and a Bears loss or tie — and are a game behind the Los Angeles Rams, who they face in Week 17.
Meanwhile, the 49ers — who have only pride and draft positioning on the line — will start the day with third-string quarterback C.J. Beathard under center. Beathard will have the surprising aid of star tight end George Kittle, who will return from injury for this relatively meaningless affair.
SF 49ers vs. Cardinals: How to watch
The Niners’ Week 16 matchup will only be televised locally in the Bay Area and Phoenix, AZ. Fans in the San Francisco area can catch the game on NBC Bay Area. Additionally, Bay Area fans can watch the game via the 49ers iOS App or on 49ers.com. You can also stream the matchup on your phone, computer, or media streaming device with fuboTV’s subscription service, which includes a seven-day trial membership for new subscribers.
However, viewers outside these two geographic areas can watch today’s game live on Amazon Prime Video or Twitch. Both providers offer free trials for their services.
Join in the discussion with Niner Noise writers and fellow fans in our new comments section, “The Conversation,” at the bottom of the article!
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