Network pricing to watch all NFL games in 2025

[Gregg]

[JerseyBills]

there's ways around this for 0$

[Pete]

7 minutes ago, JerseyBills said:

there's ways around this for 0$

Half the time I can’t even figure out what channel the game is on, so I pursue other ways out of frustration.

[thronethinker]

Well there is only 1 way for the price to go down, loss in viewership.

 

 

Edited yesterday at 12:59 PM by thronethinker

[Jukester]

I get the point and yes it has gotten ridiculous, but slightly misleading. You don’t need YTTV sub to get Sunday Ticket. They offer it standalone.

[buffaloboyinATL]

5 hours ago, Jukester said:

I get the point and yes it has gotten ridiculous, but slightly misleading. You don’t need YTTV sub to get Sunday Ticket. They offer it standalone.

I am pretty sure that is not true.  
 

(ps I have since learned I am wrong)

Edited 23 hours ago by buffaloboyinATL

[Einstein]

1 hour ago, JerseyBills said:

there's ways around this for 0$

 

I will never understand people advocating illegal streams. 

 

For some reason, it being media makes it pallatable for people to say things like like this. But most of us would never say “oh that restaurant meal was expensive - but there are ways to skip out the door before paying without the waitress knowing”. 

 

Why not just straight up say “i’m a thief”?

[Jukester]

20 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

I am pretty sure that is not true.

Um yeah it is. That’s the route I do it. 

[Simon]

13 minutes ago, Einstein said:

I will never understand people advocating illegal streams. 

 

For some reason, it being media makes it pallatable for people to say things like like this. But most of us would never say “oh that restaurant meal was expensive - but there are ways to skip out the door before paying without the waitress knowing”. 

 

A restaurant has competition and must cater to its customers to make money.

The NFL has no competition and takes advantage of that fact by maximizing profits with less than zero regard for its customer's wants or needs.

I've recently lost any qualms I may have once had about honesty and fair play when it comes to the NFL.

If you want to consider me a thief for "stealing" from unethical robber barons, so be it.

[buffaloboyinATL]

4 minutes ago, Jukester said:

Um yeah it is. That’s the route I do it. 

So you just buy the Sunday ticket but don't have Youtube TV? I tried last year and was told that I had to have YTTV to get the ticket.  I will double check, that would be great.  

[Draconator]

My TV App gets all NFL games for $47 a month, all legal. (Plus all MLB, NBA, NHL, ESPN+, and over 600 local stations across the US. Even BBC from England and other English Stations). 

[Jerry Jabber]

5 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

So you just buy the Sunday ticket but don't have Youtube TV? I tried last year and was told that I had to have YTTV to get the ticket.  I will double check, that would be great.  

I do the same thing. My credit card gets charged once a month for four payments during the NFL season.

[Fleezoid]

I go to the sports bar to watch games. I rarely spend more the $70 / week. I used to think I was spending a lot of money for the luxury to watch football. Now I realize I'm a financial genius. 

 

 

Edited yesterday at 02:50 PM by Fleezoid

[Ned Flanders]

2 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

So you just buy the Sunday ticket but don't have Youtube TV? I tried last year and was told that I had to have YTTV to get the ticket.  I will double check, that would be great.  

You certainly do not need YTTV to get ST.  However, I think it's about $100 more without YTTV.

[chongli]

The tweet is kind of histrionic. AFAIK, Amazon Prime TNF is free on Twitch TV. Plus, most have Prime anyway. You can also watch all games for a much lower price on NFL+, or just go to a sports bar. 

[juno999]

The Thursday night games are on Prime.  If you have a smart tv, get the Twitch app, and you can watch the games for free.  Twitch and Prime are part of Amazon.  I’ve done this the past 2 years.

[Antonio]

Well I got the NFL Game Pass for about $150 and have all the games, including games that are on Netflix, Amazon or whatever... I can also watch them in 40 minutes, coaches film, Redzone and some other benefits. Playoffs and SB included aswell. 

You have to be really dumb to pay for all of them separately. 

[BullBuchanan]

1 hour ago, Einstein said:

 

I will never understand people advocating illegal streams. 

 

For some reason, it being media makes it pallatable for people to say things like like this. But most of us would never say “oh that restaurant meal was expensive - but there are ways to skip out the door before paying without the waitress knowing”. 

 

Why not just straight up say “i’m a thief”?

I'm a thief. My morals aren't your morals.

[billsfan89]

These memes are always so heavily inflated. For one you don't need YT TV at all. You can get Sunday Ticket by its self early bird for $399 and the rest of what you need YT TV for can be obtained for free via a broadcast TV receiver that will let you watch all the local FOX/ABC/NBC/CBS affiliates. Secondly you also don't need a year of Amazon or ESPN+. 6 months is all you need. 

 

The real cost to watch all the games is around $600 for a season which is still vastly too much but also nowhere near 1500 dollars. 

[Augie]

My wife teases me because she says I’m a rule follower, which is generally true. I’m not one who goes looking for free streams, but I have no problem with anyone who goes that rout. The NFL deserves it for their greed. I’m sure the NFL doesn’t like that, but they like the alternative even less - I can stop caring.

 

I’m much more of a Bills fan than an NFL fan these days.