Just said Goodbye.

Claude Greiner said:

Wait till they see the loss in revenue when people are allowed to pick and choose.

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NashGuy said:

Ah, the age-old marketing question: charge a higher price and attract fewer customers or charge a lower price and attract more?

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slice1900 said:

Depends on whether you think most of the people paying for NFLST today do so primarily to watch one team's games, or all the games. I think it is mostly the former, and offering a $125 option would cost them revenue.

The way the NFL sells streaming rights matters. Directv pays a flat fee to the NFL because they are getting an exclusive. Without the exclusive, such a flat fee deal makes little sense. All other sports rights are sold per viewer, and the NFL may have no choice but to offer rights the same way. Then it comes down to whether the NFL simply charges per viewer, or distinguishes between per team and all teams viewers. If they don't, there isn't going to be much difference in the per team / all teams pricing since what they pay the NFL won't change either way. If they do, then the NFL will effectively set the pricing (i.e. 50%/100% or whatever) based on what they charge for the rights.

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Juan said:

How can you watch all the games when they are all on at basically the same time?... this isn't basketball, hockey or baseball..its one day a week..roughly a 8 hour window

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lefatman said:

After being a customer since 2001, I just got off the phone with Directv and will be free of them after May 9. It has been a long run and not without some ups and downs, but I guess I can live without Sunday Ticket. I'll find out in September.

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mwdxer1 said:

If you have a Roku/Firestick, Sunday Ticket may end up there in time. It all comes down to money. More and more people are cutting the cord and going with streaming.

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