Sunday Ticket 2025

[bobobonators]

There is absolutely nothing better in sports than a cool Sunday morning. Windows open. Sun shining. Fantasy rosters locked in. Couple of parlays made. Knowing I have all the games available to me. 
 

I did the bar thing a few years back and it really gets to be too much by week 7 or 8; too much $$ and socially draining. Plus, having kids changes things. 

Edited Friday at 11:01 AM by bobobonators

[Xwnyer]

On 5/8/2025 at 2:19 PM, SoMAn said:

I had the NFL ST last year. The one feature I absolutely missed from the Directv Sunday Ticket, was the ability to record the game (e.g.. start recording at 1pm kickoff) and if I was busy with something else, not rush to the TV, but sit down to watch around 2pm. Between commercials and halftime crap, I was usually caught up by the time the game ended.

 

I just saved 45 min - hour of my weekend!

 

But, with the Youtube Sunday Ticket, I didn't have that function. Their solution was clips for what they determined were highlights to catchup, but not the actual broadcast in which I could FF through ads. 

 

Is the functionality I miss from Directv available with the Youtube subscription and DVR option?

if you have YTTV you can record and than just fast forward however fast forwarding isn't the easiest thing to do.

[eball]

26 minutes ago, Xwnyer said:

if you have YTTV you can record and than just fast forward however fast forwarding isn't the easiest thing to do.

 

The sporting event feature I absolutely love on YTTV is the “view big plays to catch up” (or something like that) option.  You see the big plays and then get to live…

 

[MR8]

All I have to say is Apollo TV .. l'd look into it ... I love it for way more than just sports, but for sports it's unmatched. 

Edited 4 hours ago by MR8