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How to watch Amazon's THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL (Nov 9th vs CHI)

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There's the obvious: get an Amazon Prime account.

The local broadcast version: games on ESPN (and apparently, on Prime as well) are simulcast on a local broadcast station, accessible via antenna. BUT we know how well that worked out for some people this week for MNF

The added bonus for TNF being on Amazon? Amazon makes the TNF games available for free on TWITCH https://www.twitch.tv/nfl . For those of you without a Prime account and problems tracking down a local broadcast, this might be the freebie option for you.

Figured I'd share early, but will likely bump this a few weeks from now when the game gets closer

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the Prime Vision with Next Gen Stats really cool for anyone that hasn't checked it out.  It's not the normal Amazon broadcast. This years version highlights the player when they get open/separation and tracks all sorts of stuff.  They also use the full view of field.  

 

 

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41 minutes ago, Killah_Ray said:

Pretty sure there are Bears fans saying the exact same thing about us…

The Bears are much more down bad that we are.  At least we can say that we have a rookie QB, all new coaching staff and systems, and zero weapons.  WTF is their excuse?  This was supposed to be Justin Fields coming out party, MVP contender season....and he looks more lost than Bryce does out there.

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