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Football

IbogaProject

(4,007 posts)

6. Meh

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Original post)

Wed May 15, 2024, 08:34 PM

May 2024

They can try and make do with advertising dollars. No way I'm paying for that. Freeon TV on a cool sunday afternoon, ok, but I'm not paying beyond commercial breaks.

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NFL fans in US must pay $1,600 a year to watch every game after Netflix addition [View all] Diamond_Dog May 2024 OP

I dunno...I like the NFL, but to watch every game? OAITW r.2.0 May 2024 #1

Not sure about their numbers, esp. for network broadcasts TheRickles May 2024 #2

Looks like the $876 is the annual cost for Youtube TV. sl8 May 2024 #5

If it doesn't show up on my current cable package True Dough May 2024 #3

+1 Auggie May 2024 #4

Meh IbogaProject May 2024 #6

They're using Marketwatch as their source for pricing (prior to the Netflix deal?) sl8 May 2024 #7

Yeah, go for it......... AZ8theist May 2024 #8

I'll never pay an extra penny to watch any NFL game calguy May 2024 #9

Just wait until they make the Super Bowl a pay-per-view event. Angleae May 2024 #10

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2024 #11