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NFL Sunday Ticket Offering Standalone Streaming


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For those of us who said FU to cable:

 

http://www.macrumors.com/2014/07/16/directv-nfl-sunday-ticket-standalone/

 

a bit more expensive than buying Madden last year, but still better than paying $100+/month for a bunch crap you're not going to watch anyway.  Glad to see they are finally accepting streamers as a legit audience, instead of continuing to fight us.

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Wish it was exclusive to apple just to piss off sloth :) (macs rock)

 

I tried to sign up, says Im ineligible.  Apparently only certain cities and even restricted to certain dwelling types (neighborhoods?)   Perhaps just one small town in Nebraska, and only during the yak milking festival

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The lowest tier plan, available for $199.99, allows NFL Sunday Ticket access on computers, tablets, and phones, while a $239.99 console plan allows access on console devices. 

 

A mac isn't a "computer", an ipad isn't a "tablet", and an iphone isn't a "phone".  If i had to guess, I'd say it's not just for apple users.  

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