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

[Brennan77]

I read this as 'season tickets' and I was about to call the office now to cancel. lol

 

[longtime lurker]

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[SigFreudianSlip]

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Love that I won’t have to subscribe to their service.

 

[TexaSaint]

It’s something I would consider. Depending on the particulars, it seems like a fair price.

And I’m not here to judge anything, but I was raised on the whole “though shalt not steal” thing.

And I raise my kids telling them never to take what’s not theirs.

I suppose I could justify it to myself if chose to do so, but stealing however ya justify is still stealing.

 

[JRead2]

1. I thought Amazon was getting NFL ticket.
2. YouTube shows TV shows? When did this happen. I thought it was just for sharing videos.

 

[Scorpius the Allfather]

1. I thought Amazon was getting NFL ticket.
2. YouTube shows TV shows? When did this happen. I thought it was just for sharing videos.

Welcome to 5 years ago at least.

 

[jbourque]

It won’t be long before a a Super Bowl halftime show is the norm for regular season games.

 

[JRead2]

It won’t be long before a a Super Bowl halftime show is the norm for regular season games.

As far as I know, it's already the norm. I've never seen a Super Bowl halftime show. Do people actually watch them? Just like regular season games, halftime is when I go to the bathroom and refill my alcohol stash.

 

[JRead2]

Welcome to 5 years ago at least.

Heck, I thought I was up on the times because I stream everything, and have Hulu+, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Paramount plus, and a couple others I'm probably leaving off.

 

[DaveXA]

Heck, I thought I was up on the times because I stream everything, and have Hulu+, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Paramount plus, and a couple others I'm probably leaving off.

No YTTV?

 

[SmallTownSaint]

I've had Sunday Ticket most of the past 15 years. I've been telling anybody that would listen for at least that long that Directv would make a fortune (beyond what they made) by offering a $99 option for coverage of a single team. So it may finally be happening, after 20 years of asking for it! I'd be completely happy just watching the Saints and an occasional nationally televised game.

 

[Infoman]

Tuck Shat Fit….

 

[4T L4ST]

yeah, other than being more accessible it's still contractually required (CBS/FOX) to be too **** expensive! We'll see if they roll out a team-specific plan in the $100-$150 range.

 

[Damarabi]

I've been wanting a single team option for many years.

 

[JRead2]

Things will definitely be different this year. For one, I guess I may have to figure out what a YouTube TV is. I had Sunday Ticket via satellite dish for about a decade, then I moved to a new house in the woods. There were so many trees, I couldn't get line of sight to satellites, so DirecTV put me on a list of addresses that couldn't get satellite service, then let me open a streaming-only account just for NFL ticket. I continued through this past season. I've been saying for years that they could make a lot more money if they offered a single team option. I know I would buy it. I'm also a season ticket holder, but I can't get to all the games due to distance, and they rarely ever broadcast the Saints now that we suck again are no longer as good as we used to be.