Re: [TV orNotTV] NFL Sunday Ticket to YouTube

2022-12-26 Thread PGage
Thanks for that; $600 did seem too high. On Mon, 26 Dec 2022 at 10:45 AM Jim Ellwanger wrote: > To clarify, that "$150/month" figure appears to be taking the cost for a > basic DirecTV package and adding it to the cost for the NFL Sunday Ticket > add-on (DirecTV charged the same $300/season as

Re: [TV orNotTV] NFL Sunday Ticket to YouTube

2022-12-26 Thread Jim Ellwanger
To clarify, that "$150/month" figure appears to be taking the cost for a basic DirecTV package and adding it to the cost for the NFL Sunday Ticket add-on (DirecTV charged the same $300/season as Google is going to be charging, although in practice, DirecTV usually split the cost across six

Re: [TV orNotTV] NFL Sunday Ticket to YouTube

2022-12-26 Thread PGage
Peter King at NBC Spirts is reporting cost will be $300/season, which is a significant reduction to the costumer (current cost ~$150/month, which comes to about $600 for the season. I have not had it for many years, wow that sounds high). I already use YoutubeTV, so I may try this next season,

Re: [TV orNotTV] NFL Sunday Ticket to YouTube

2022-12-22 Thread Doug Eastick
And in the Canada side, it looks like the rights remain with DAZN (da zone). Heck, I just noticed tonight that the NFL game you get on Thursdays on Amazon Prime, are not available to me on Prime. I have to watch it on TSN on cable, or the TSN app. /Doug east...@mcd.on.ca On Thu, Dec 22,

[TV orNotTV] NFL Sunday Ticket to YouTube

2022-12-22 Thread Mark Jeffries
The Google division is shelling out $8B for the rights to the out-of-market games package to the Internet's most-watched streamer--it'll be available starting next season as an add-on to the faux cable package YouTube TV or from the recently-introduced YouTube Primetime Channels, from which you