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Of all the bad choices Tepper has made in the past (checks notes) ~38 months, at least we all pretty much agree that cutting Rhule was a step in the right direction. Let's hope he continues making the right moves with the HC decision.

Did you say 2024 in Vegas? Start saving your money for tickets today

And more pie for every Panthers fan who braved the chill to be at the game in person

PIE for the entire O-LINE.

Shirtless women, on the other hand, were kicked out of the World Cup (but not arrested) according to https://nypost.com/2022/12/20/topless-world-cup-fans-not-arrested-in-qatar-return-home-safely/

Announcers also referred to Robbie Moore earlier, so we should be lucky that got JStews name right

The last few games (heck, most of the season) really show how much work we’ve done improving the O-Line #SignBozeman

It’s fantastic to see Game Ball giveaways again. One thing I super appreciated being a thing during the Cam era. Let’s hope it continues

Recognizing that we have to make a LOT of assumptions that need to happen for this question to be reasonable: would Sam be a reasonable nominee for the NFL Comeback Player of the Year?

Ooooh, one thing of interest to most Huddlers is that streaming (no matter who is doing it) tends to be at bit behind real-time broadcasts. So for those of you who like to actively participate in each week's Game thread, be prepared to find out results of plays in the online chat/Twitter before you actually see the play on the stream.

Confirmed the NFL won't be happy with bars airing YouTube games: The new deal has split the two out, with YouTube currently only having access to the $2 billion residential rights, with the NFL looking for a partner to take on the $200 million-per-year commercial rights

Yup, tons of smaller municipalities are starting their own ISPs for this exact reason. Construction costs are crazy for just a few hundred feet.

For now. As we've talked about over multiple months in (Nerdvana?) that other streaming thread, there are discussions in play for the content providers (Disney, Netflix, Paramount+ etc....) teaming up to offer a single streaming package of all their channels together. Rumored initial price point is $100/month (depending on the participants, of course). This would be separate from your Internet connectivity bill. So you may still be looking at $150-$200/month for your new "cable package". *shrug* Happy to continue the non-NFL-related streaming convo over in that other thread so as not to hijack the topic here.

Still no word on how the new plan will work for commercial establishments. There currently is a limit of three concurrent devices on YouTube streaming accounts, which will likely continue. While Amazon Prime allows for the Thurs games to be viewed in bars, there has not been an announcement for YouTube yet. DirecTV has been negotiating separately to maintain the restaurant/bar piece.

This is key: It's that YouTube Primetime Channels that opens it up to everyone, not just YouTube TV subscribers

We should know more later today (if rumor mills are accurate). One of two scenarios will be in play: 1) Google would make Sunday Ticket available in the Youtube TV plan, but would charge a premium for the out-of-market games (just like DirecTV does), which could be in the $300/season range. YouTube TV currently costs $65/month for the base package. 2) Google could offer Sunday Ticket as a subscription via YouTube =-=- If #2 is in play, then there's no reason to offer #1 *unless* there's a season discount for YouTube TV subscribers vs non-subscribers #1 would be of most benefit to expand the YoutubeTV customer base, but at the risk of annoying potential subscribers who just want to watch their team #2 would offer the widest possible option for subscribers, and therefore more money for the NFL

Looks like an announcement is coming soon leading the rumor mill is YouTube.

I was going to reply, "i listen to YouTube/YouTube Music via my phone in the car all the time, what are you talking about". Until I remembered that I'm not plugging into a USB port, but using an audio aux input instead. Benefits of driving an older vehicle, I guess.

Again, don't blame the software - they're just doing what the streaming contracts allow. Some streaming services request that mirroring not be allowed primarily for copyright reasons. A bad example: streaming from a personal phone subscription to a TV displayed in a public performance space like a bar. (and because there's no way to differentiate use cases, all mirroring has to be disabled)

Old habits die hard. Its what we do

Ha. but seriously, CBS coverage showed a bunch of steeler fans cheering, waving towels. Then a bunch of panthers fans were with them screaming and arm waving too. ugh.

Why were the panthers fans cheering/noisy before the 3 and 8 snap?

I didn’t have the cbs commentary of “darnold is having a terrific start to this game” on my 2022 Panthers bingo card.

The CBS announcing is horrible thus far. I expect better from Greg Gumbel

Somehow, a poop response is both appropriate and inappropriate for the first post