Ready for the big game? Well, watch Al Davis vs. the NFL online tonight and get ready for a big week. Yes, as you prepare for the Super Bowl live stream, ESPN's 30 For 30 film series has a treat to boost your gridiron emotions. To do so, they're using deep fakes.

To recreate the film's core rivals, the late Raiders owner and late former NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle, the film has virtual versions of Davis and Rozelle.

The film needed to have Davis and Rozelle debate as a lively conversation, their own Davis and Rozelle, rather than people who knew them acting out their problems in the third person.

The film follows Davis' acrimonious relationship with the league, which began during his rise to commissioner of the American Football League (a league in which he was the Raiders' owner and manager). And when the Raiders made it to the NFL, Davis won a lawsuit against Rosell that led to the team's relocation from Oakland to Los Angeles in the 1980s.

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Even if you can't watch the Super Bowl week live stream you want because you are away from home, you can still get the live stream. With the best VPNs, you can appear to be surfing the web from your hometown so you can access the same streaming services you already pay for.

Here's how easy it is to stream the NFL from anywhere in the world:

1. get a VPN (ExpressVPN is the best choice) 2. connect to the location you want to stream from 3. use your usual streaming service and watch as normal

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In the US, Al Davis vs. the NFL is on ESPN. ESPN is on most cable packages, but it is on our two favorite streaming services (fuboTV and Sling TV).

Al Davis vs. the NFL is Thursday, February 4 at 9 pm ET/6 pm ET.

Of the two services, football fans will probably choose fuboTV: CBS, NBC, Fox, ESPN, and NFL Network. That is why it is one of the best streaming services.

Yes, it's one of the best ways to watch the Super Bowl without cable.

Sling may be able to watch this game, but CBS is not included (nor is NFL RedZone); Sling Orange & Blue (required to watch ESPN, FOX, NBC, and NFL Network) is $50 per month, while the Fubo TV Standard package offers all of the above for $64.99/month for a family package, so "you get what you pay for."

In Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia, you can watch Al Davis vs. the NFL on Friday, February 5 at 2 a.m. Japan time. You can watch it if you have at least the "ESPN Player". 9.99 per month or £69.99 per year.

Americans abroad who are having trouble without ESPN can use a VPN service such as Express VPN and follow the steps above to watch.

Similarly, Al Davis vs. the NFL does not appear to be on any Canadian television stations; TSN airs many ESPN programs, but the film is not even on its schedule.

Again, Americans abroad who are having trouble without ESPN can use a VPN service such as Express VPN and follow the steps above.