Quote:I don't think the streaming idea is horrible, unless it excludes people paying for service. Why is that so hard for you to understand? And what is really irrelevant is what equipment one needs to watch a crap streaming game. I pay for a service and I shouldn't need anything beyond what is required for that service, and that includes an internet connection.


But back to equipment, you're wrong, unless you'd like to tell me how to plug an HDMI cable into a tablet. Maybe next year, I can cancel the NFL Ticket and use that money to buy a laptop so I can watch one game instead of fifteen. Seems smart, yes?

I'm in agreement that it should be included in the Sunday Ticket. I think DirecTV's stranglehold on the service is outrageous and no game should be excluded from those paying such a high price for it.


I think the streaming idea is a great idea that could either end the need to pay for a Sunday Ticket service, or allow the NFL to allow other providers to showcase similar, cheaper services.


As for the tablet. You're right. I assumed most have a desktop or laptop. Or those without usually have a chrome cast, Apple tv, smart tv, etc capable of using Yahoo Screen or casting from the device. So I was definitely wrong there so I do apologize for that.


To me, it just seems weird of people complaining about a free game. I 100% agree that it shouldn't be EXCLUDED from Sunday Ticket and didn't mean to imply otherwise. I would wager there were far more people able to watch the Jags through the stream then there would have been through traditional outlets. Getting the team out there for more millions more people to see is a little more important than a few having some hassles getting it on their big screen at home is all.

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