The farther away, the stronger the antenna you need, obviously. I came across a site in my research called AntennaPoint that shows you how far away the major network broadcast towers are from your TV. You just need one that’ll do the job for your location. But you don’t necessarily need the best (or expensive) antenna, either. If you want to catch most of the in-market games, you just need to equip your home with a high-quality antenna. Many NFL games are over-the-air on NBC, CBS, and Fox.
Plus, you can get DirecTV Sunday Ticket through game consoles and other streaming devices so there’s a definite convenience factor there. And if all you’d be subscribing to cable for is football, that’s a pretty good savings. So the $200 season pass is worth about two months of cable. Yes, it’s pricey, but when you think about it, a cable subscription can easily set you back $100/month at least. You can’t find a better way to have an NFL Sunday than by signing up for NFL Sunday Ticket. NFL Sunday Ticketįor Sunday’s out-of-market games, you’re going to have to shell out some cash. For the rest of youw, this step will save you from subscribing to cable just for ESPN. It streamed automatically and cleanly and included the regular commercial breaks, just as though I were watching it on television.īut if you have Verizon or another ISP, sorry, dude.
I didn’t even have to input my Time Warner account information to make this happen. If you get your Internet service through Comcast, Time Warner, Cox, or AT&T U-verse, all you have to do is go to, input the name of your Internet provider, and a livestream of the game currently playing on ESPN will pop up. Well, service from a few select IPs, that is. But actually, all you need is Internet service. Since Monday Night Football plays on ESPN, you’d think you’d need a cable package to watch it. Rather, I had to brainstorm some legal but out-of-the-cable box ways to get access to NFL game livestreams. NFL footage © NFL Productions LLC.So when tasked with trying to watch some NFL games, I had to get a bit creative. All other NFL-related trademarks are trademarks of the National Football League.
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