Sunday Ticket Will Be Priced At $300/Year With A Possible Cheaper Single Team Option (2 Viewers)

[superchuck500]

I doubt that. The point of getting the Ticket is to bring in more subs to YTTV. They're not gonna offer a standalone package. Or rather, I'd be pleasantly surprised if they do.

They’re also going to offer it through YouTube Premium (Red) - which can be had for quite a bit cheaper than YTTV if you’re not looking for a TV package.

 

[StChadwick]

If you already have YTTV you can get every game free on a PC by simply changing your geolocation inside the browser.

 

[TenTwo]

If you already have YTTV you can get every game free on a PC by simply changing your geolocation inside the browser.

Can you expound? Do you do that via VPN or thru the YTTV app? Is there a limit to how often you can change?

 

[superchuck500]

If you already have YTTV you can get every game free on a PC by simply changing your geolocation inside the browser.

I have tried that - maybe I didn’t do it right.

 

[slaym]

If you already have YTTV you can get every game free on a PC by simply changing your geolocation inside the browser.

Tell us more please.

 

[Jeff Miller]

#JeffWasRight (or rather 9 to 5 mac was right)

 

[Scorpius the Allfather]

If you already have YTTV you can get every game free on a PC by simply changing your geolocation inside the browser.

I don't think you can do that on a tv though. I use YTTV on my tv.

 

[4T L4ST]

That's why they're pricing the full option so high, they want to funnel people into the single-team option.

No, they are contractually obligated to charge in the neighborhood of $300 due to CBS/FOX contracts. Ridiculous, right?

As for YTTV location settings, there doesn't appear to be any means of manually entering a location. It uses your computer or phone geolocation services.

 

[Rickboy]

I like watching football, so I’d probably opt for the $300 option.

 

[CanadianSaint]

nflbite

 

[Tacoes]

nflbite

This is the way.

 

[black_floyd]

So if it’s in the neighborhood of $300 for all 32 teams, then that’s roughly $10 per team… if the single-team option is around $10 I’d do it.

The math checks out, I guess.

I'm not nearly invested in this enough to confirm my estimates here but I'm sure someone more diligent will gladly correct me cuz ain't that what the internet is all about?

Whether you have Sunday NFL Ticket or not, you get approximately the following games for free (depending on how free you consider the prime time games on Thur/Sun/Mon):

TNF: 17 (1 per week except for week 18) + 2 extra Thanksgiving games (3 total that day)

SNF: 17

MNF: 17

CBS/Fox 12pm/3pm Sunday games: 36 (At least a combined total of 2 per week or 3 whenever one of them is airing a doubleheader)

So that's 89 "free" games right there. With the expansion to 17 games, they now play 272 games per year. That leaves 183 games up for grabs minus any sunday afternoon local doubleheader games.

For just one team, you'd expect 3-5 prime time games. Split the difference and call it 4 so you'd be getting 13 extra games instead of 183ish. 13 is about 7% of 183 so a proportional price for one team would be like $21.

If anyone wants to clean up my numbers or breakdown, have at it.

 

[zatsnzapps]

Interesting that they didn't mention a $400 tier, which seems to indicate that Google may be 86ing the Sunday Ticket version of Red Zone.

That would suck.

 

[RiverRat]

$0/yr if you’ve got google.