Best Way to Catch Every Panther Game This Season in HD?

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Moving into a new apartment in San Diego this year. I am fed up watching all of my Panther games online on whatever website that has terrible quality and is usually delayed a couple plays. So, I ask you, what is my best option to get consistently good quality Panther games all season long? 

 

Is my best bet just to get Direct TV with NFL Sunday Ticket? Can I buy a season's pass or something of that sort of NFL.com and watch the games on my laptop without having to worry about quality or delay?

 

I'm going to have to get a cable service first thing when I am there so I'm thinking it may be best to just get Direct TV with a cable package that has Sunday Ticket included. Unfortunately I'll be living with a Patriots fan and we will most likely be fighting over the remote every Sunday and watching both games. 

[Chimera]

Well, I see only three options.

1- you get Sunday Ticket

2- you spend every Sunday visiting a person with Sunday Ticket

3- buffalo wild wings (see #2 above)

(get more than one tv)

[Shufdog]

Somebody else is gonna have to back me up on this (I'm to lazy to look it up). Can't you get Sunday Ticket on the PS3?

 

I may be thinking of something else, or a totally different sport. Somebody help me think!

[Hotsauce]

You don't need direct TV to get the Sunday ticket.

You can pay $350 and steam it off direct TV online, NFL Sunday ticket max.

No contract, no commitments, just $350, and you can watch it from your computer or any moble device.

I did it last season. It worked perfect, I hooked my computer to my TV.

Direct TV sucks. It goes out every time it rains, and does not include Internet. To get NFLSTM goto DTV website, sign up for it, check the box that says something to the effect of "my apartment/home cannot access DTV because there is trees in the way, obscuring the view of the satellite." I did this in my house, where we have a DTV dish still on the roof from the previous owner.

From wiki:

NFL Sunday Ticket Max subscribers can also stream games on the Internet and their smartphones and tablets. [5] Starting in 2009, NFL Sunday Ticket To Go is also available to non-DirecTV subscribers who are unable to receive satellite television in their homes or apartments due to line of sight issues. The cost is $50 more than those with DirecTV service.[7] DirecTV offers NFL Sunday Ticket To Go on Motorola Xoom and Samsung Galaxy tablets; Motorola Android phones; the iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, BlackBerry OS devices with 3G or wifi, Palm Pre/Pixi, and other Droid-branded phones.