NFL Sunday Ticket options

[Reid1boys]

Quit reading after AI bc everything else is pointless. But I’ll indulge: having friends over for a watch party is illegal per this…aka a public performance. So lock ‘em up lol it’s comical

if you think AI is bad info and you chose to not read what AI puts out, you are truly living in a world with your head in the sand. FACTS are, it is illegal to stream games that are not broadcast via your local networks, or from some service you pay for. Streameast streams nfl games illegally, no matter what you chose to believe.

 

[Kevinicus]

No I’m not. And again, by this definition, watching the game with a group of friends at a buddy’s house would be an illegal stream. But this conversation is really old and I’m done with it. There’s more than one way to watch a game and we will leave it at that.

You are.

Nobody is talking about watching at a buddy's house. That's a red herring.

Your argument was that it was immoral to charge for something that is free...yet every single one of your examples of "free" involves someone paying for it.

The only true example of free is of course, the one that you are doing a poor job of dancing around, and the one that's actually at issue here.

 

[ncelkins1]

if you think AI is bad info and you chose to not read what AI puts out, you are truly living in a world with your head in the sand. FACTS are, it is illegal to stream games that are not broadcast via your local networks, or from some service you pay for. Streameast streams nfl games illegally, no matter what you chose to believe.

If you believe AI without doing your own research, then you’re beyond help. Who mentioned Streameast? I merely said there are multiple ways to watch the games, legally, without buying Sunday Ticket. And that’s true. Not sure why that’s such a difficult concept for people. ST is easier, yes.

 

[vlad]

speak for yourself. I play fantasy football going and if Cowboys play the later game, Ive got 6 games on my movie theater screen at the same time for the early games. I get the 198 dollar military discount, and it is WELL WORTH it for that price. Thats damn cheap, about 11 bucks per week. Anyone complaining about that price needs to get a life.

I wish I loved football this much, good for you! I was doing this with the Mavs until they traded Luka and alienated Dirk.

 

[ncelkins1]

You are.

Nobody is talking about watching at a buddy's house. That's a red herring.

Your argument was that it was immoral to charge for something that is free...yet every single one of your examples of "free" involves someone paying for it.

The only true example of free is of course, the one that you are doing a poor job of dancing around, and the one that's actually at issue here.

That’s not a red herring. I’m giving examples of why this conversation is moot based on the definition given by whoever for private and public streaming. Y’all just don’t like when the shoe is on the other foot. By that definition, going to a friends how to watch a game vs watching MNF in Twitch…those are the same acts of illegally watching a game. They are both illegal by that definition and both completely unenforceable. It’s not a difficult concept to grasp. There are multiple, legal ways to watch basically every game for free if you want. Go to a bar. Watch on twitch. Go to a friends house that has it. Multiple online streams. Again, not a hard concept to grasp.

 

[DandyDon1722]

This is how much Jerry has changed me. I would now rather get the Red Zone for a few dollars more a month and get look-ins on Cowboy games and know I’ll get the last two minutes than spend hundreds on the Ticket to watch every game in its entirety that isn’t national.

Thats where I’m at.

 

[Kevinicus]

That’s not a red herring. I’m giving examples of why this conversation is moot based on the definition given by whoever for private and public streaming. Y’all just don’t like when the shoe is on the other foot. By that definition, going to a friends how to watch a game vs watching MNF in Twitch…those are the same acts of illegally watching a game. They are both illegal by that definition and both completely unenforceable. It’s not a difficult concept to grasp. There are multiple, legal ways to watch basically every game for free if you want. Go to a bar. Watch on twitch. Go to a friends house that has it. Multiple online streams. Again, not a hard concept to grasp.

Your definition of free is broken.

 

[SportsGuru80]

Thanks. I did that last season, too. I don't think they advertise the discount until a few weeks after week one, though.

Yep

 

[ncelkins1]

Your definition of free is broken.

Just as your comprehension of the point is. Look, agree to disagree. This is getting highly annoying.