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Cord cutting, stream Cowboy games?
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America's Cowboy
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Who is your current cable provider you're thinking about canceling? There might be someone cheaper and better.
CowboysDrew
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I've been using Hulu with Live TV since I got divorced and didn't want to go the cable route again.
Worked fine last year and I appreciated the other content.
Worked fine last year and I appreciated the other content.
kmp77
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We have one cable provider or satellite. It just seems to get the games it's going to cost $60/mo with tv or streaming. I guess I can cancel/sign up easier on streaming during the season so will just try that I guess.
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I have previously used a family members .edu address to get Sunday Ticket for like $100 or $120...not sure what it is now.
Now, I don't know what is going to happen. I also work every 3rd Sunday so I miss plenty of games unless I take my iPad to work. I have the flexibility to do that and I will likely continue to do it but maybe not with Sunday Ticket. The best part of the package I had was Redzone. When Dallas isn't playing, Redzone is the greatest thing in the world.
Now, I don't know what is going to happen. I also work every 3rd Sunday so I miss plenty of games unless I take my iPad to work. I have the flexibility to do that and I will likely continue to do it but maybe not with Sunday Ticket. The best part of the package I had was Redzone. When Dallas isn't playing, Redzone is the greatest thing in the world.
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The cheapest DirecTV package is $64.99 a month
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RJ_MacReady
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NFL Game Pass International (~$180) + VPN.
Those who know, know.
I've been using it since 2010, have had zero issues and nothing gives you more NFL access.
PM if you want to know how to it works.
Those who know, know.
I've been using it since 2010, have had zero issues and nothing gives you more NFL access.
PM if you want to know how to it works.
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I cut cords a long time ago. Some type of NFL exclusive package like the NFL App or replacement option for DirectTV is still your best bet to make sure you don't miss anything.
If most of the games are on national/local TV, which they usually are if the Cowboys are winning... YouTube TV is the one I recommend. I like their replay option. They edit any pro sports game to the key plays for you. Sort of your own homemade SportsCenter. I usually get them for the NBA Playoffs.
Sling, Hulu TV, there are a few options available. Key thing on these is which local games do they show? Do they even show local games? And if you're not in Texas, you may still be locked into the network distribution maps with a streamer.
If you don't go with a TV-like provider, you'll have to subscribe for each game, although usually you get free 1-2 month trial offers each time you sign up. NBC on Peacock, CBS on Paramount, ESPN on Disney+, and Amazon on Prime.
You'll be screwed though whenever the game is on Fox Sports. To my knowledge, they are not offered on any of the big streamers.
Best part about rotating subs for some of the sports streamers is you get to catch up on the good movies/shows on that streamer.
If most of the games are on national/local TV, which they usually are if the Cowboys are winning... YouTube TV is the one I recommend. I like their replay option. They edit any pro sports game to the key plays for you. Sort of your own homemade SportsCenter. I usually get them for the NBA Playoffs.
Sling, Hulu TV, there are a few options available. Key thing on these is which local games do they show? Do they even show local games? And if you're not in Texas, you may still be locked into the network distribution maps with a streamer.
If you don't go with a TV-like provider, you'll have to subscribe for each game, although usually you get free 1-2 month trial offers each time you sign up. NBC on Peacock, CBS on Paramount, ESPN on Disney+, and Amazon on Prime.
You'll be screwed though whenever the game is on Fox Sports. To my knowledge, they are not offered on any of the big streamers.
Best part about rotating subs for some of the sports streamers is you get to catch up on the good movies/shows on that streamer.
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you don’t need cable if you are interested in only Cowboy games.
All you need is an antenna, ESPN + for some games for Monday Night Football and Amazon Prime for Thursday.
Streameast is another option if you don’t want to pay for Mon and Thursday and Peacock games.
All you need is an antenna, ESPN + for some games for Monday Night Football and Amazon Prime for Thursday.
Streameast is another option if you don’t want to pay for Mon and Thursday and Peacock games.
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I live in the DFW so getting the Cowboys isn't an issue. I did fire Direct TV early last year and went with Fubo. I used to have NFL ST when I had DTV, but all I need now for non-Cowboys games is Red Zone...and I have it with Fubo. Also a ST holder, so I see half the games in person.