Looks like some NFL Sunday Ticket discounts (at least the first round of them), expire tomorrow.
I see:
1) NFL Sunday Ticket + YouTubeTV $249 ($100 off until 6/6)
Requires YouTube TV base plan for an additional $72.99/mo recurring
2) NFL Sunday Ticket + NFL RedZone + YouTubeTV $289 ($100 off)
Requires YouTube TV base plan for an additional $72.99/mo recurring
3) NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube $349 ($100 off until 6/6)
4) NFL Sunday Ticket + NFL RedZone on YouTube $389 ($100 off)
I hate forking out $349 for Sunday Ticket (I was usually able to get great deals from DirecTV).
I'd love to ditch DirecTV, but I don't think the wife will have it (not into streaming).
I don't want to pay $72/month for YouTube TV AND DirecTV too.
Decisions, decisions ...
What have other folks done?
People complain about $350 but think of the amount of money you spend going out to eat or any other discretionary money you "waste". I love football so it's a small price to pay IMO.
If they want to give people out of the country a better product at cheaper price, then that is where I go.
My guess is that I'm overthinking it and we will definitely have access to the games that we record, but I haven't seen that in writing yet. This is kind of a big deal because I will now have access to all of the games and with unlimited DVR I can record the entire season. This makes the other NFL product I've been using (Gamepass I think?) a little more redundant, although the all-22 and fast-watch are good products themselves, plus the access to all the live preseason games.
I'm back into a busier time of my life and I can afford to pay a little premium for all the NFL extras, so why not? I just don't want to spend extra on things I won't really use.
My guess is that I'm overthinking it and we will definitely have access to the games that we record, but I haven't seen that in writing yet. This is kind of a big deal because I will now have access to all of the games and with unlimited DVR I can record the entire season. This makes the other NFL product I've been using (Gamepass I think?) a little more redundant, although the all-22 and fast-watch are good products themselves, plus the access to all the live preseason games.
I'm back into a busier time of my life and I can afford to pay a little premium for all the NFL extras, so why not? I just don't want to spend extra on things I won't really use.
You can record the games as like as you have You Tube TV according to their web page.
You may want to consider NFL+, that’s the rout I’m going. The Premium is about $79 for the year and allowes you access to the games telecast once the game has ended. So you just have to wait until the game is over in order to watch it.
I got this off NFL.com
NFL+:
Live local and primetime games on mobile and tablet devices
Live out-of-market preseason games across all devices
Live game audio (home, away and national calls) for every game of the season
NFL library programming on-demand, ad-free
$4.99/month or $39.99/year
NFL+ Premium:
All features of NFL+
Full game replays across devices (ad-free)
Condensed game replays across devices (ad-free)
Coaches Film (ad-free)
$9.99/month or $79.99/year
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Maybe next season.
You may want to consider NFL+, that’s the rout I’m going. The Premium is about $79 for the year and allowes you access to the games telecast once the game has ended. So you just have to wait until the game is over in order to watch it.
I got this off NFL.com
NFL+:
Live local and primetime games on mobile and tablet devices
Live out-of-market preseason games across all devices
Live game audio (home, away and national calls) for every game of the season
NFL library programming on-demand, ad-free
$4.99/month or $39.99/year
NFL+ Premium:
All features of NFL+
Full game replays across devices (ad-free)
Condensed game replays across devices (ad-free)
Coaches Film (ad-free)
$9.99/month or $79.99/year
This is the correct answer.
They could charge 500 bucks and I'd still pay it.
I'd much prefer to speak to a human than to figure it out online
If there is no way to call, is there an online address?
Thanks in advance
I'd much prefer to speak to a human than to figure it out online
If there is no way to call, is there an online address?
Thanks in advance
I watch movies and football primarily
Lonk - ( New Window )
For the past couple of years, I used a VPN and bought the international sunday ticket, which is much cheaper. It usually worked well, but there were a few times it didn't and sometimes I would lose connection in the middle of the game. So I am paying more to avoid that
I also like the DTV feature that lets me watch two channels while pausing each and going back and forth....almost impossible with streaming.
I'm going to miss directv (except when it rains during a ballgame!); have had it for about 21 yrs. One BIG difference between directv and streaming is the remote control. This yr I've been watching the Mets via MLB.tv app through Xfinity streaming device. It's the first yr I haven't watched via directv. The remote control is horrible. I don't know if it's the Xfinity device, remote or MLB app or all of the above.
With directv, I used to be able to watch a player hock a loogie in slow motion (it was very entertaining, the first few.. hundred times). With the Xfinity streaming/MLB app, I can't even fast forward through a commercial without problems. And often it will just decide on it's own to go back to the beginning of the game and I have to try to get back to where I was. There are often long pauses while I see the rotating ball WAY TOO MUCH. Oh well.
Agree. TIVO is miles ahead of any streaming equivalent. Will NEVER give it up.