NFT: Which You Tube TV NFL Sunday Ticket Package

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Doesn't seem to make sense to me to keep two tv providers and it is cheaper this way.

They promised an email receipt which I never received but they sure did bill my credit card quickly.

There really isn't a point in keeping directv anymore. The only potential issue you have with yttv is if you live in the NY area they don't carry YES so you can't watch Yankees via yttv.

is the one that's best for you.

We didn't sign up with YouTube TV because they don't carry some stations that we like to watch.

I ditched Directv though. Get ready for an onslaught of phone calls asking why you disconnected. They called me every day. Never left a voice mail. I talked to three different people and finally I told the last one don't call me again and hung up.

I'm going to cancel my Verizon Cable today.

The money I pay in DVR and other boxes alone almost covers YouTube TV.

don't have plans on changing anytime soon, due to the RSN's (and I use Spectrum as my cell phone provider), so I subscribed using YouTube Premium.

doesn't carry must have stations(for me!) like YES & MSG,plus when I want to switch from one game to another,cable is the easiest way to do so. I hate it when the Yankees are on Prime or Apple TV+ so switching takes much more time to connect.

For Sunday Ticket. I've had Youtube TV for about 4 years now, and I've always found streams for games, last year they were tough to find and the quality wasn't that great. I'm going to give it a shot.

will still be offering the student discount? 100 bucks for the year?

I went with standalone yesterday - I don't know enough about the advantages of YouTube-TV over Verizon FIOS to change my plan this year

In comment 16127845 rnargi said:

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will still be offering the student discount? 100 bucks for the year?

My understanding is NO. That's how I've had the sunday ticket for a few years now. I'm not interested in spending 400+ for the service. I am out of market and only really interested in the Giants games, so I'll just use vpn and the app of whatever channel it's on.

In comment 16127825 Costy16 said:

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For Sunday Ticket. I've had Youtube TV for about 4 years now, and I've always found streams for games, last year they were tough to find and the quality wasn't that great. I'm going to give it a shot.

This is where I am. Have had YTTV for 2 years now, and found ways to watch the Giants (before this I did have DirecTV and Sunday Ticket). I jumped on the $249 for Sunday ticket price. One year I paid $199 anyway for Intl NFL Gamepass, and it wasn't anywhere near as good as Sunday Ticket.

Dropped DTV. I got the basic package and Sundayticket. We love it. We also have Amazon prime. It serves our needs very well

And get the package with NFL Redzone as well. I have Hulu so switching to Youtube TV isn't a real option at this point.

Yes, I know that I can likely find Giants games on VPN, or through some other means. And I understand how others are frustrated by having to pay for this service, think it's too much $$, etc.

Personally, I am willing to pay for the convenience of knowing that I can turn on my TV and not miss any Giants game - plus I can watch any other out of market game. Not having to watch the Commanders as the main TV game will be a nice change.

In comment 16127771 BH28 said:

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There really isn't a point in keeping directv anymore. The only potential issue you have with yttv is if you live in the NY area they don't carry YES so you can't watch Yankees via yttv.

YTTV doesn't have YES or MSG. I don't understand how there are so many relatively local sports fans on here who have gone with YTTV. I think their interface and they seemed like a good platform when we gave them a trial run, but there was never a chance we were going to not have YES or MSG when sports is the main reason we keep a live-channel streaming service in the first place. And YES in particular is the big one - I would strongly prefer to not have to watch the Yanks via the YES app, because I'm always flipping back and forth with something else during a Yankees game - that works fine with different channels on the same streaming service; not so much when switching between different streaming apps.

If you root for the Yankees and any local NHL and/or NBA teams, DirecTV Stream is the only viable streaming choice, IMO. Obviously there's a completely different set of considerations for out-of-market customers and I'm not sure how the NY RSNs are treated for customers in other DMAs, but knowing that YES and MSG simply aren't available at all on YTTV would give me pause, personally.

and I've had the package with DTV since 1999, some 6 years before moving from Miami. I'm on the fence regarding the $100 off which ends on Tuesday. But I'm going to roll the dice and see of there will be a larger in-year discount after week six. The Giants will be on national TV in the first 4 of 6 weeks and on the two which could be questionable (@Arizona and @ Miami), the Dolphins game won't affect me as either I will be attending the game or it will be on local TV. The Cardinal game is a FOX 4pm in which the Dolphins play that night so there is a chance that the first six games of the 2023 season will be on FREE TV for folks down here. I'm hoping that Youtube will come up with a discount for an abbreviated subscription come Mid October.

Lmk. Can get you a ton of live channels. Includes every sporting event you can imagine as well as UFC/WWE/Boxing PPVs. Plus like 10k+ movies and shows on demand. Only $50 a month to watch on 2 devices at the same time.

In comment 16128100 Big Rick in FL said:

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Lmk. Can get you a ton of live channels. Includes every sporting event you can imagine as well as UFC/WWE/Boxing PPVs. Plus like 10k+ movies and shows on demand. Only $50 a month to watch on 2 devices at the same time.

What are the hardware requirements?

In comment 16128101 Gatorade Dunk said:

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In comment 16128100 Big Rick in FL said: Quote: Lmk. Can get you a ton of live channels. Includes every sporting event you can imagine as well as UFC/WWE/Boxing PPVs. Plus like 10k+ movies and shows on demand. Only $50 a month to watch on 2 devices at the same time. What are the hardware requirements?

Any smartphone or a Firestick

I’ve tried contacting Trident and they won’t do anything without a referral.

In comment 16128203 ILGMan said:

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I’ve tried contacting Trident and they won’t do anything without a referral.

Send me an email and I'll get you in there. Same goes for anybody else. Email is below.

Alwaysagiantonlyagiant@gmail.com