(08-12-2022, 11:29 PM)Portofino43 Wrote:

(08-12-2022, 02:09 PM)nejagsfan Wrote: I looked All it says... if the game is available in your area you can watch anytime after kickoff... But if it was available in my area wouldn't I'd just be able to watch it on TV lol

I've had NFL Game Pass (now known as NFL+) for years.  It's not a bad service, but the only downside is that if you are out of the market, you can't watch the game until the live NFL broadcast in the local market is over.  It's still better than nothing though.  They dropped the price on it this year because they are probably expecting that a lot of people will be having financial challenges this year.  At $79.99, it ends up costing a little less than $5.00/game.

I thought about getting Sunday Ticket, since I spend a lot of the fall at an alternative location out of our TV market, but the only way to get it is to get DirecTV, and I do not want to have a 2-year contract with DirecTV.  This is DirecTV's last year with Sunday Ticket.  The NFL has put it up for bids with the various streaming services, and I will sign up with whatever streaming service gets it.  There's a lot of talk that individual games will be offered, unlike the situation now, where you have to buy the whole season.

I have signed up with NFL+, and it is very poorly written program.  They keep asking if you want to subscribe when you've already subscribed.  And they offer all sorts of "sign in" buttons when you've already signed in.  But it's only something like 80 bucks for the whole season.  I might miss a few games this year, but I'll be able to see a commercial free replay immediately after the game ends.

There is a way you can use a VPN and pretend you are in some other country, and use NFL Gamepass to see live games, but I don't know if I would go that far.  I might be guilty of some crime if I did that.  Petty theft, fraud, something like that.

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