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Making assumptions from your comment as the Twitter link is blocked by corporate overlords, that you're referring to this news? I'm assuming that the sites weren't run only off three laptops and four smartphones, but it'd be funny if that's all it took https://variety.com/2025/digital/news/streameast-shut-down-sports-piracy-site-raided-1236506024/

for Sunday afternoon games, the only option to watch ALL those particular games via a "single service" will be YouTube TV + Sunday Ticket Their multi-view option will utilize both the Sunday Ticket games and local broadcast stations available on YouTube TV Any other combination of Sunday Ticket standalone and your normal broadcast TV provider will require switching things back and forth to view games (update to earlier: somehow forgot Amazon Prime for Thurs games)

You can get it separate. They have annually been offering discounts to "new or returning" subscribers, which means you need to cancel your subscription at the end of each season to qualify. Don't do the auto-renewal.

Sunday Ticket is now offering a monthly subscription if you're not interested in subscribing for the full package Keep in mind that the full package will be less expensive than getting billed monthly for the same timeframe. But for a one-off month situation? Certainly an option to consider they also don't seem to mind if 2 households share the same Sunday Ticket login. If you call and ask for discounts, they kinda allude to "do you have a friend you can share the cost with" in the conversation

Watching ALL the games will require: Antenna or cable access to local broadcast partners to view the games of the local team. Due to blackout restrictions, the local games will not be available on Sunday Ticket. What this means is that you DON'T NEED Sunday Ticket to view those local team's games. All games for a local team will ALWAYS be available on a local broadcast partner, no subscription required I've had success streaming the evening Sunday and Monday national games directly off the NFL/NBC/ABC websites, no subscription required. That said, ESPN may require login via your cable provider account - but it's included in your cable fee, so have fun with that. NBC is available for free via antenna (or avail via cable, take your pick -- and ABC has been simulcasting the ESPN games, so that's also an antenna/free optio. The Peacock and Netflix exclusive games will require subscriptions to those services if the teams are not your local team YouTube will broadcast the Brazil game free NFL Network for those random thursday games that aren't your local team... until the ESPN partnership comes into play, in which case your ESPN subscription should give you access (lots of assumptions with this bullet) Everything else is pretty much Sunday Ticket or go to your local bar I may have missed one, but the general gist is above In short, don't believe the online influences who say you need to purchase a full-year subscription to a service to watch "all" the NFL games (ie full year of Peacock). Because you don't need a full-year sub. So no -- there is not a single service that will let you watch ALL the games Sunday Ticket will only cover you only for the sunday daytime games.

Those seasons, our offensive wasn't as good as it could have been because every play was basically, "give the ball to CMC" While CMC did perform well in that circumstance, he could have been so much better if giving him the ball wasn't 80% of our play calls

Disney Channel for $10/month in 1993? Disney+ (with ads) is $10/month today

don't blame the cable companies for high cable bills blame the networks/channels that are charging the cable company for the privilege of carrying that material. ESPN itself runs about $13/per subscriber AND there's contractual obligation to keep ESPN on the basic tier, regardless of whether the household watches it or not. The cable company ain't making money on the ESPN carriage fee there's a terrific book about the history of ESPN that goes into how they created their carriage fee ... and how cable companies were stuck having to pay it because that's what the customers wanted. Then again, when ESPN started it was just cents per subscriber, so didn't sound as painful as it is today All the carriage disputes that happen (like YouTube TV's upcoming FOX blackout, if the contract isn't signed) are because the cable company is trying not to raise rates for their customers, but the channels are saying "pay up"

Sunday Ticket was never intended for local viewers to watch the local team (local games are blacked out on the service) For out-of-town viewers who want to watch their favorite team? The price is on par (or cheaper) than going to a sports bar to watch their game, with the added bonus of being able to watch other games too it'd definitely be cheaper to offer a per-team subscription, but there are technology restrictions in figuring that specific subscription model out because it's not always the same network feed week after week That YouTube has determined there's interest for a monthly option, that's a step in the right direction that they're actively listening and trying to make things work without disrupting the base model

Could be a good thing IF you're looking for a single month. If you're looking for the full season, buying the full package instead of monthly is the better choice

revolutionary = Head Coach trying out for the Defensive team

The new (released today) FOX ONE app will allow you access to watch your Local FOX Station - similar to how the Paramount Plus app allows you access to watch your local CBS station It'll cost you $20/month for the privilege, but if you're having trouble accessing the over-the-air antenna for FOX, this could be an option to consider the new ESPN app will give you access to ESPN content, but not to the local ABC affiliate. A reminder: if you currently get ESPN via some TV provider (cable, satellite, youtube, etc) then you should be able to use the new ESPN app via your provider login, no additional payment required

ever since the "throw a drink on a fan" incident (and the random drive-by in Dilworth), he definitely HAS been mostly quiet. I like to think that was when Nicole (or others with similar influence) told him to get his head out of his butt. As far as I can tell since hiring Dan/Dave, he hasn't done anything publicly more than show up/work mandatory Owner-appearance events.

Reminder to always cancel your SunTic every season so you qualify for any new renewal deal that comes up If you're a local Panthers fan, you will ALWAYS have the Panthers game broadcast on a local TV station, no matter what premium service is carrying the game nationally

Meh. It's preseason. Just don't want to be embarrassed about the showing

THIS. Lots of coverage about how he didn't have a chance to see Andy (or anyone) run the offensive schemes that were being handed to him in a live game scenario. Once he saw those things and how he could/should handle situations, he came out of the benching with a much better head

thanks for the recap. Started to watch this yesterday until I saw it was an hour (didn't have that kind of time)

Excerpt here, if youre interested https://time.com/5125421/gregg-popovich-san-antonio-spurs-success/

Sounds like Canales may be running a playbook from the business book THE CULTURE CODE, which describes how to create self-functioning, well-producing teams of people. Ex: there's a chapter about how the Spurs coaching staff worked their team into (at the time) one of the winningest teams in the NBA (really short version? "Improve the mindset, improve relationships: get better results")

Zod need to add an appropriate "LOL" pie option

Panthers released their Jersey schedule. Based solely on uniform color, what's your game win/loss prediction? (Boo: there's no indicator of whether the "Black" would be "All Black" or not.) (Also Boo: that's a lot of the White jerseys in the mix. Everyone knows the Black or Blue rock more)

There's FanFest content posted on BlueSky, if that helps

For $20, is this collection any good? (Reddit seems to say "mostly", so doublechecking) thousands of pages in all!—including fan favorites like Red Sonja, Project Superpowers, Army of Darkness, Vampirella, and many more. https://www.humblebundle.com/books/dynamite-20th-anniversary-20000page-mega-bundle-books-encore

Deal expected to be announced on Wednesday ESPN is expected to have access to RedZone, NFL Network, seven more regular-season games, the NFL’s fantasy football business, as well as the potential to integrate special features (including betting) and potentially more assets. The agreement coincides with ESPN’s forthcoming direct-to-consumer service that will formally launch in the next few weeks." The NFL may receive up to 10 percent of ESPN equity, sources confirmed In the ESPN family of networks, NFL Network could be looked upon similarly to the SEC Network. The SEC offers programming 24/7 about the league, while ESPN, the main channel, dedicates significant airtime to it as well. The same sort of setup, with on-air personalities being used across brands, is very possible. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6530655/2025/08/01/nfl-espn-media-deal-tv-broadcast/

For those unable to view Twitter posts, here's the Bluesky link https://bsky.app/profile/rapsheet.bsky.social/post/3lvebf5eoa227