What is the best way to stream games when out of state

[raleigh-panther]

3 minutes ago, Carolina-Chuck10 said:

And why are you going to SoCal? California suck

Family. Not a choice and yeah a lot of SoCal does suck 

I have Sunday ticket. Directv likes to say you can see your team anywhere 

that is true only if you are in that zip code 

[Steve_Smith_Sr.]

I use my webcam pointed at my TV.  Boom.

[top dawg]

2 hours ago, Jase said:

Just reminding everyone not to post links or directions for watching illegal streams ITT.

If you subscribe to a service like PlayStation Vue, you can opt to watch your local channels when you are in another state. Something to think about.

Did you mean IPTV? If so, are you suggesting that IPTV is illegal? That is still very much up in the air. It's pretty much a general belief that Set TV got in trouble and shut down for the video on demand part of their service. As a result, most of the major players in IPTV have shut down their VOD, but everything else (including sports) is very much wide open.

[Carolina-Chuck10]

10 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

Family. Not a choice and yeah a lot of SoCal does suck 

I have Sunday ticket. Directv likes to say you can see your team anywhere 

that is true only if you are in that zip code 

What all can you see with sunday ticket? I used to have it and can see every games. 

Too many thugs in cal

[raleigh-panther]

4 hours ago, Carolina-Chuck10 said:

What all can you see with sunday ticket? I used to have it and can see every games. 

Too many thugs in cal

Yeah.  Not my fav for sure

sunday ticket carries all Sunday games but if the Panthers are home they are the local fox or CBS network

 

[Panther49er]

10 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

Yeah.  Not my fav for sure

sunday ticket carries all Sunday games but if the Panthers are home they are the local fox or CBS network

 

If you have Sunday ticket, you should be able to watch the Panthers or any other game no problem.. I had it last year when I was in Kentucky and could watch every single game. Local games (California teams) might be blacked out if they are on local television. No reason you couldn’t watch the Panthers.

[Carolina-Chuck10]

36 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

Yeah.  Not my fav for sure

sunday ticket carries all Sunday games but if the Panthers are home they are the local fox or CBS network

 

if you are willing to pay me minimum wages, I’ll FaceTime you during gameday. 

[Wolfpredator]

8 hours ago, Dex said:

NFLStreams sub reddit.

I live in Washington state and this is exactly how I watch 90% of the panthers games.  Almost always can find a reliable stream

[EgoDogg]

2 hours ago, raleigh-panther said:

Yeah.  Not my fav for sure

sunday ticket carries all Sunday games but if the Panthers are home they are the local fox or CBS network

  

You can watch any of the games over Sunday Ticket. The only exception is when they're on TV wherever you are. In that case, you'd need to use the ESPN, FOX, CBS, or NFL (Network) App. If they are not on TV locally, then they'll be on the Sunday Ticket channels / app.

[DaveThePanther2008]

Sent you a private message.

[j2sgam]

Sunday Ticket gives you the games regardless, I’ve been paying that bill for almost 20yrs.. I live in VaBeach, it’s worth it to me to see the games I want & not have to worry about streaming, VPNs, legalities & such....

Sunday Ticket now includes mobile viewing, if you know somebody who pays for the ticket & is willing to give you their DirecTV login...

[PanthersATL]

a few years ago, I drove around SF/Napa on a Sunday and listened to the Panthers game on Westwood One (or some other satellite channel).  whatever game it was, it was one of those exciting 4th quarter endings where we ended up sitting in a random parking lot for 20 minutes listening to the end of the game. 

So if radio is good enough, you might still be able to hear the game with no issue.  Alternatively -- I've had success listening to the broadcast via the WBT app from out of state.... but that sometimes can be hit or miss (and is on about a 2 minute delay vs live). 

While not perfect, you can always fire up the Panthers gameday app and follow the play-by-play action on screen there, along with the Huddle thread in a different window.  Sure, it's not the same as actually watching the game, but think of it more like being in a sportsbar where you can't see or hear the TV, but you know something's happening on the other side of the room.