They just re-added coaches film back to it also I think. I got it for free w/ my Raiders season tickets, but I have a thing about watching non-live sporting events so I rarely use it.
Been streaming NFL for several years at this point, via NFLST, YTTV or other means (I prefer the local broadcast, and then the latter, but can't go into that here). Looking forward to it becoming more accessible whenever this finally happens. Sorry if that creates a less than ideal situation for you
Jimbo but the change is coming. Your last few posts are nice btw, I'd stick more to the personal angle because when you are applying that to 'people' it's why those here are debating as passionately - things are changing and the bandwidth and access to applicable services exists for many - just not access to Sunday Ticket... yet. We'll see what form that takes and the options that become available.
My mom thought little of when I put YTTV on her TV so she had access to my streaming service (I'm logged into almost all the apps on her TVs / fire sticks because I have 4 kids, lots of digital services and several hundred pieces of digital content at this point). I've been paying for the DirecTV account in her house since 2005. In about 2 years she's gotten to the point where she's streaming it from her phone to her fridge, managing and curating a library of programs and has reiterated a couple times at this point... 'if you want to pull the DirecTV out go for it' and I haven't because my brother is living there too (until this month) and we always wanted to retain the option of getting Sunday Ticket for him. We didn't this year because he's going back on the road (truckers getting bank right now), but that time is coming shortly. Long story not short, habits can change, even in old dogs, I'm sure there will be a way for things to work in your setup, but I know change is scary and there are uncertainties. Some will absolutely be in a worse position for it, and I hope that isn't the case for you and yours.
