Chiefs fans now can re-live historic 2019 season for free

The NFL has announced that, beginning immediately, fans can enter its all-access game hub, NFL Game Pass, free of charge.

With an announcement on Wednesday, the National Football League has given its fans the gift of NFL Game Pass—for free.

With Game Pass, fans can view the following content from every NFL games since 2011:

• Full broadcast (approximately 3 hours)
• Condensed broadcast (approximately 45 minutes)
• All-22 footage
• Full radio broadcasts from the home and away teams, as well as national and Spanish broadcasts

All-22 footage is an audio-free way to watch each game from two camera angles: the high-rise sideline cam that allows you to view the secondary and see every player on the field, as well as the end-zone camera.

All broadcasts are also 100% commercial-free.

You can also check out film sessions with current and former NFL players and coaches, NFL shows such as NFL RedZone, Mic’d Up, Hard Knocks, and A Football Life.

Kansas City Chiefs fans can re-visit Andy Reid‘s first game as a Chief. Watch Jamaal Charles practicing his 40-time at Mile High Stadium. Show your kids the days of Eric Berry, Derrick Johnson and Justin Houston. Watch the Chiefs rally from a 24-0 deficit, 24 hours a day.

But don’t delete the Super Bowl off your DVR. Free access expires on May 31, so unless you choose to purchase the annual product (normally priced at $100), you’ll want to keep any games you have saved up that you like to go back to watch.

You can access the website here or via the NFL app, which is found on any mobile platform.

It’s a shrewd move by the NFL, allowing millions of people the ability to try out a phenomenal product that will likely gain many customers in the coming league year. NFL Game Pass is a great tool if you would like to go back and re-watch every moment of the NFL. Especially if your team has recently won a Super Bowl.