Got rid of cable, what is the best way to watch the games

[czman]

I was planning on COVID being over and going to the sports bar to watch the games. That does not look promising. I live in the NW suburbs so I might be able to get an antenna but that will only give me local broadcasting not sure I can see preseason games.

For people who “cut the cord” what did you do in the past to watch the games.

 

[modo]

youtube tv

 

[Bearly]

Log onto your neighbors WiFi.
Fox is showing the games so an outdoor/attic antenna will work and actually look better than cable.

 

[circusboy666]

I don’t live local so I pay for a friends Sunday ticket package and he gives me email and I use the Sunday Ticket app. Will have to do until DTV loses it.

 

[Black Rainbow]

Nflbite.com

 

[BBBF]

If you can get a signal with an
antenna, free HD is the best way. Preseason games get aired, but it might be on an odd channel like 26.1.

 

[Rise]

I can never consistently get a picture with antenna so I pay locast $5 a month for locals.

 

[czman]

Any suggestions on what antenna to get for a decent distance from the city

 

[ThatGuyRyan]

They are a number of iptv subscriptions , $25 mo. I used it last season, full Sunday ticket etc. there’s a bit of lag, so be prepared for about 2 minutes being the game

 

[botfly10]

Nflbite.com

this all you need

tho the website may change when the season kicks off

 

[ThatGuyRyan]

Nflbite.com

This works too but can be frustrating when streams go down

 

[czman]

They are a number of iptv subscriptions , $25 mo. I used it last season, full Sunday ticket etc. there’s a bit of lag, so be prepared for about 2 minutes being the game

What did you use last year? Did you get Sunday ticket. I thought that was exclusive although I don’t know much about tv in general. I have not watched any TV since week the playoff loss to the Saints

 

[bamainatlanta]

Streameast.live

 

[ThatGuyRyan]

What did you use last year? Did you get Sunday ticket. I thought that was exclusive although I don’t know much about tv in general. I have not watched any TV since week the playoff loss to the Saints

No it’sa full service, 10,000 channels from sallover the world.. (movie channels, mlbtv, nbatv, porn.. all of it lol) raised their price to $30

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[JP Hochbaum]

A friends house?

 

[Mighty Joe Young]

I was planning on COVID being over and going to the sports bar to watch the games. That does not look promising. I live in the NW suburbs so I might be able to get an antenna but that will only give me local broadcasting not sure I can see preseason games.

For people who “cut the cord” what did you do in the past to watch the games.

If you have really good internet, go buy yourself a Roku. Once you get it hooked up, add locast as a channel. $5 a month "donation".

For additional sports channels like NFL Network and ESPN, you can pick up sling TV and add that as a channel to Roku. Ranges between 20 to 50 a month depending on the package you want.

 

[Bearly]

If you have a ROKU etc. I think there are apps for free local channels.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

I use alienstreams. $10 per month iptv. 10,000+ channels, Sunday Ticket, PPV, etc.

 

[BBBF]

Any suggestions on what antenna to get for a decent distance from the city

I put up one of those old school, aluminum ones I removed a direct tv dish, clamped the antenna to the dish pole and reused the d.Tv coaxial cable. Picture is perfect. I'm on the NW side. I could never get CBS with the indoor rabbit ears.

 

[Nelly]

Nflbite.com. $0 per month