I'd take a flyer on Toews as a bottom six player if the money fit ?
VPN services - ExpressVPN is a paid service and can work on devices (phones, laptops, and AppleTV-type boxes) or on a router to obfuscate traffic on the entire network. In my house I have two ethernet networks - one is permanently on a VPN connection and the other is regular internet. ExpressVPN overwrote the firmware of the VPN network's router, and then provides that VPN service to the whole network. Now, Express has clients for AppleTV etc that it did not have before, so you may not need it.
A caveat is that some of the services are cottoning on to this, and know that some of the source IP addresses are associated with VPN services, and block it anyway! So that's a bummer.
Another alternative is WireGuard. If you have a friend or family member elsewhere who has a TP-Link Deco router, they can enable a WireGuard server on the router that would allow you to connect to that network as a client and tunnel through their Internet. This is entirely free. Alternatively, you can buy a $35 Raspberry Pi computer, configure it to be a VPN WireGuard host, and send it to that person to plug into their network and tunnel in that way.
There are ways.