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They usually have free trials, and I'm pretty sure last year they had a Black Friday or a Holiday deal for 99 cents a month. Which was great because that's about all it's worth.

 

Anyways, it's dumb that you need access to 7 different streaming services to watch all the games you wanna see. But hey. What can you do.

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It’s around $5 a month when I started and you can cancel pretty much anytime.  It’s not that big a deal.  I use as I like some of the nbc shows and I typically watch them the next morning at 5 at the gym without commercials.

 

I wouldn’t stress over it.  You’d pay the same for a Starbucks.

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7 minutes ago, machine gun kelly said:

It’s around $5 a month when I started and you can cancel pretty much anytime.  It’s not that big a deal.  I use as I like some of the nbc shows and I typically watch them the next morning at 5 at the gym without commercials.

 

I wouldn’t stress over it.  You’d pay the same for a Starbucks.

 

I'd say it's more about the fragmentation of the viewing that the NFL keeps engaging in.. if I'm paying for Sunday ticket then let me watch every single damn game *ON* Sunday Ticket

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9 minutes ago, machine gun kelly said:

It’s around $5 a month when I started and you can cancel pretty much anytime.  It’s not that big a deal.  I use as I like some of the nbc shows and I typically watch them the next morning at 5 at the gym without commercials.

 

I wouldn’t stress over it.  You’d pay the same for a Starbucks.


The problem is like 150 years from now, its gonna be like $3,000 a month with inflation.  How are we going to afford it then???

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28 minutes ago, Roundybout said:

To me this is a sign that the streaming fad is never ever going to work for sports. They are desperately trying to force people to watch sports on streaming services. 

 

"Who on earth would pay for TV that's free?"

- someone when they invented cable tv

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40 minutes ago, bearcat said:

If peacock still does free trials. Save them for playoffs.

 

37 minutes ago, Dick_Cheney said:

They usually have free trials, and I'm pretty sure last year they had a Black Friday or a Holiday deal for 99 cents a month. Which was great because that's about all it's worth.

 

Anyways, it's dumb that you need access to 7 different streaming services to watch all the games you wanna see. But hey. What can you do.

 

Yeah but as of now, AFAIK, the free trial is just 7 days. The Bills game at LA in December is also on Peacock. Choose this or the playoff game, not both (unless you live in Buffalo or LA or wherever the playoff teams are in the WC game, where the games will also be on free TV.)

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14 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:


The problem is like 150 years from now, its gonna be like $3,000 a month with inflation.  How are we going to afford it then???


So you're planning on living to 200?

 

Good genes.  😜🏈🦬

 

Im not doing the YouTube ticket as I go to this one wing joint where there is a bunch of guys and gals that are fans of different teams.  It’s fun and 1/4 mile away.  Having a couple of pops isn’t a big deal in moderation.

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Why can’t the nfl just stream its own content? It’s app already has the technology… they don’t think they can monetize it them selves the same way their buyers can??  
 

For those keeping score at home; 

- Amazon prime

- YouTube Sunday ticket 

- a service that Carries nfl network 

- a service that Carries espn

- local network 

- peacock 

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10 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

Why can’t the nfl just stream its own content? It’s app already has the technology… they don’t think they can monetize it them selves the same way their buyers can??  
 

For those keeping score at home; 

- Amazon prime

- YouTube Sunday ticket 

- a service that Carries nfl network 

- a service that Carries espn

- local network 

- peacock 


All those services combined make about a gazillion dollars for the shield. That’s pretty much it. 

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35 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

Why can’t the nfl just stream its own content? It’s app already has the technology… they don’t think they can monetize it them selves the same way their buyers can??  
 

For those keeping score at home; 

- Amazon prime

- YouTube Sunday ticket 

- a service that Carries nfl network 

- a service that Carries espn

- local network 

- peacock 

 

And one more! ESPN+ will exclusively carry one game. This is a streaming platform:

 

 

2 hours ago, Draconator said:

I'm certain my TV service will have said playoff game without the extra subscription. I get every team, every game as it is now for $50/month (Plus over 3000 channels and 10,000 movies)

 

What do you use?

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2 hours ago, BattlinBill said:

People still pay to watch games?🤔

Wait til you hear about the people that are about to pay thousands of bucks to fly to London for a week 5 game. Oddly enough, I'd bet some of the same people are complaining about paying for Peacock for about the same price as a Big Mac.

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2 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

Wait til you hear about the people that are about to pay thousands of bucks to fly to London for a week 5 game. Oddly enough, I'd bet some of the same people are complaining about paying for Peacock for about the same price as a Big Mac.

For me it’s not the $5, I paid hundreds for Sunday ticket for years. But stop making us have to sign up for 17 different things to watch the out of market team we like. 
 

It’s a Bad customer experience 

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14 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

Wait til you hear about the people that are about to pay thousands of bucks to fly to London for a week 5 game. Oddly enough, I'd bet some of the same people are complaining about paying for Peacock for about the same price as a Big Mac.

 

Reminds me of a guy at my former gym. Pays over $600 a month to see a trainer 3 times a week at his main gym, and then joined a second gym for $50 a month (which he doesn't like) just to use the trainer's services (since he switched his service to a new location). He also just bought a $3,000 e-bike which he never uses. But he balked at paying $5 more a month (just $35) for a main gym which he admits is better since he pays only $25 now. WTF?

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