YouTube Sunday Ticket
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I just stream what I want to watch. The only problem is a bit of lag time in the stream. But I don't usually do game day threads so it doesn't really matter. The NFL doesn't seem to be as uptight about cutting streams into the US as they had been in the past. I think they realized it was a losing battle with VPN's.
- Captain_Ben
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Yeah I can always find them on the streams, but can pretty much never actually view them. It's impossible to get through the ads! This was not the case about 6 years ago, however. I was able to view the games reliably on the illegal streaming sites.
- TheSkeptic
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Well I am not in the USA anyway and don't feel like watching at 4 AM. So I usually find a full game replay on YouTube or some of the other video sites a day or 2 later. All free and only an occasional advertizment
You guys need to find you a decent IPTV service. One that broadcasts local channels from across the US and then it's simply a matter of tuning into a local Wisconsin market for Packer games. No ads other than the normal commercial breaks.Captain_Ben wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023 15:23Yeah I can always find them on the streams, but can pretty much never actually view them. It's impossible to get through the ads! This was not the case about 6 years ago, however. I was able to view the games reliably on the illegal streaming sites.
Of course, I'd also highly encourage you to be running a VPN in the background...
- TheGreenMan
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I imagine if you're a Dallas, Green Bay, or Pittsburgh fan you will not see a whole lot of value in going with Sunday ticket. More often than not these teams can be caught on TV in most places around the country. I already get all of the Packers games, unless it's just a weird situation. I also don't watch much NFL football these days outside of the Packers, and if I do, its a prime time game.
We already get Monday, Sunday night. And most people I imagine are subscribed to Prime for Thursdays. With at least 3-4 games someone can get Sunday afternoon. Yeah, not worth it for me.
We already get Monday, Sunday night. And most people I imagine are subscribed to Prime for Thursdays. With at least 3-4 games someone can get Sunday afternoon. Yeah, not worth it for me.
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Oof. I got Sunday Ticket for 2023.
$375 for the season after taxes for the base package with no Youtube TV. Next year this amount will jump to $480 or so after taxes once the promotional price ends.
I gotta say the NFL might be in danger of approaching outpricing itself. I make good money but this is steep.
$375 for the season after taxes for the base package with no Youtube TV. Next year this amount will jump to $480 or so after taxes once the promotional price ends.
I gotta say the NFL might be in danger of approaching outpricing itself. I make good money but this is steep.
DirecTV, and now YouTube, have turned what could have been a massive viewership building opportunity and financial boondoggle into gouging the few people who are able and willing to pay exorbitant fees.
I refuse to pay it on principle.
Not ashamed to say I am the Jack Sparrow of watching the NFL on pirated streams. Screw 'em.
I refuse to pay it on principle.
Not ashamed to say I am the Jack Sparrow of watching the NFL on pirated streams. Screw 'em.
How many screens can you have on at once with a subscription? Let’s get a packer huddle account and share the password and split the cost
I always like to stick it to the man
I always like to stick it to the man
I Do Not Hate Matt Lafleur
- RingoCStarrQB
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I can just drive 50 miles north to my parent's house, and sit outside and hear the stadium announcer.
Yeah I think for $250 a season, you would have a lot more people sign on. But price setting and revenue maximization is a tough thing. I might think $250 is reasonable but someone else might think it's gouging.APB wrote: ↑05 Jun 2023 15:54DirecTV, and now YouTube, have turned what could have been a massive viewership building opportunity and financial boondoggle into gouging the few people who are able and willing to pay exorbitant fees.
I refuse to pay it on principle.
Not ashamed to say I am the Jack Sparrow of watching the NFL on pirated streams. Screw 'em.
But I do for sure believe that $480 a season after the initial year is insanely expensive.
- Crazylegs Starks
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They should have a package just for each team. Like if you get the Packers package, you get their games only. I suppose they can't do that because then the CEO won't be able to afford his third vacation home in the Maldives. Can't have that!
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