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NFL Network only this Sat if you live outside of Buffalo


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15 minutes ago, Sundancer said:

 

That's just for Thursday Night Football. 

 

This week is NFL Network only. I believe you can stream it to your phone using the NFL app and watch the ball as a pixel but don't take my word for that.

 

The $15 for Sling Blue for a month seems a low price to watch on my TV.  

 

I pay for the same reasons I pay for music. 

 

I'm not on a high horse here. I've viewed pirated content before. But it's not right so I try to avoid it unless I suddenly find myself unable to see a game and can't find an alternative. This thread was meant to give people a heads up to alternatives. 

living in the south leaves me no choice. I'm going to watch my bills and I see no reason to pay if I don't have to.

 

I'm sure they wont miss that little chump change I'm saving.

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3 hours ago, Buffalo Dude said:

Most weeks the NFL Network games are also available on another channel (Fox?). Is that not happening this Saturday?

 

2 hours ago, Sundancer said:

 

Only in the local markets. 

What really stinks is that Rochester and Syracuse were considered "local" markets for blackouts back when they blacked out games if they weren't sold out, but were not considered local markets for carrying games. Believe the blackout radius was 90 miles, the radius for carrying games was 60 miles.

 

Sling TV is $15 a month, but they’re offering 40% off the first month. That means it will cost you $9 and you can cancel after that. You’ll need to choose the blue package.was 

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13 minutes ago, BigBuff423 said:

 

I will double-check when I get home, but I don't think that's accurate because I've been prompted by Prime to watch other games. However, since I'm not positive I won't say definitively. If I can remember, I'll look tonight and update this post with new information. Best of luck regardless!

 

From this link at Amazon, it looks like they just show Thursdays, NFL Network shows its other ones only itself. I found this on other sites too. 

 

https://www.amazon.com/primeinsider/video/tnf-schedule.html

3 minutes ago, Steve O said:

 

What really stinks is that Rochester and Syracuse were considered "local" markets for blackouts back when they blacked out games if they weren't sold out, but were not considered local markets for carrying games. Believe the blackout radius was 90 miles, the radius for carrying games was 60 miles.

 

Sling TV is $15 a month, but they’re offering 40% off the first month. That means it will cost you $9 and you can cancel after that. You’ll need to choose the blue package.was 

 

Sling Orange base price is $15 but it doesn't have NFL Network. You need to get Sling Blue for $25 and with the discount it's $15. 

 

I almost made that mistake. 

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1 hour ago, Kelly the Dog said:

Why would Fox carry an AFC game to begin with?

 

CBS and Fox do cross-flex games sometimes and carry a game from the other conference. Also, NBC in my area is showing LA Rams at SF this Saturday, in addition to NFL Network.

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4 hours ago, ArtVandalay said:

Yahoo will be streaming it as they do all national televised games. But i think only on mobile devices -- you could always screen mirror to your TV.

 

Or go to any sports bar.

 

Don't they usually block it from being able to be screen mirrored? I know through verizon on the NFL app they do.

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1 hour ago, Steve O said:

 

What really stinks is that Rochester and Syracuse were considered "local" markets for blackouts back when they blacked out games if they weren't sold out, but were not considered local markets for carrying games. Believe the blackout radius was 90 miles, the radius for carrying games was 60 miles.

 

 

I was watching football on a Sunday on NBC in the late 80's in Rochester. The Bills were the late, 4 PM game. The first game ran late, and NBC there was not allowed to switch to the start of the Bills game, since Rochester is considered a secondary market. In Buffalo, NBC switched. I was furious.

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2 hours ago, TigerJ said:

Well, I've got my cell phone and the yahoo sports app, so I can get it on my phone.  Any of you techno-wizards out there know how to hook up your cel phone to the TV?

 

You could but it would be a terrible image because of the resolution change. 

 

32 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

Same. I subscribe to Sunday ticket, game pass Hulu and amazon prime. Yet there is still a game I can’t fricken watch wothout one more hoop to jump through. It’s irritating 

 

100000%

 

The NFL knows how to maximize its revenue with all these deals. 

8 minutes ago, ArtVandalay said:

Screen mirror and using cell data have nothing to do with one another. You connect to the TV with Bluetooth.

 

It will be a terrible viewing experience. 

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4 hours ago, chaccof said:

I screwed up and signed up to serve at 5:30 Mass this Saturday.  I was going to try to get a sub but felt like that might be a bad omen.  I wonder if I can rig up a small ear piece and feed the Sirius XM feed while at Mass?  

 

call in sick with a fever of 103 ...  then by a MIRACLE you sere better by 8 PM 

 

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5 minutes ago, Sundancer said:

 

You could but it would be a terrible image because of the resolution change. 

 

 

100000%

 

The NFL knows how to maximize its revenue with all these deals. 

 

It will be a terrible viewing experience. 

How would it be terrible? With 4G LTE i stream HD with zero issues. And i just have Metro that rides on TMobile cheap cheap.

 

Obviously it's not the same as TV quality from satellite or fios but he's already short on options.

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15 minutes ago, ArtVandalay said:

How would it be terrible? With 4G LTE i stream HD with zero issues. And i just have Metro that rides on TMobile cheap cheap.

 

Obviously it's not the same as TV quality from satellite or fios but he's already short on options.

 

Blowing up the image from your phone to your TV will not yield an acceptable result. Try it out. Maybe you'll be OK with it but I'd be surprised. 

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