Don't expect that to be the case Thursday. In the past, Twitter's livestreams have been tough to find. This kind of global reach was one of Twitter’s selling points when it struck the deal in the first place. You don't need a Twitter account to watch the game, and it will be available in every country in the world except for Canada. You can stream the game from Twitter's mobile app, on or from one of the new set-top box apps it launched Wednesday for Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Xbox One. Sound interesting? Here's how you can watch the game tonight. Twitter likes to bill itself as the second screen to television. The major difference is that Twitter's stream will run alongside a bunch of curated tweets about the game, which means you'll get even more #content on the screen than you do from a typical broadcast. The video you’ll find on Twitter is the same CBS broadcast you’ll find on TV, just on Twitter-owned properties. That partnership means people will be able to watch the Bills and Jets for free on Twitter in most countries throughout the world.
Twitter inked a deal with the NFL back in April to stream 10 of the league's “Thursday Night Football” games. And for the first time ever, you can watch that game live on Twitter. The NFL’s Buffalo Bills and New York Jets play tonight at 8:25 pm ET on CBS.
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