Food $200 Data $150 Rent $800 NFL on TV $3,600 (YoutubeTV, PrimeVideo, Peacock, Netflix, ESPN+, NFL+, Sunday Ticket) Utility $150 someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this my family is dying

Streaming stat of the day— If an NFL fan wanted to watch every game next season it would cost at least $850 Peacock $5.99 Netflix $6.99 Prime (5x) $8.99 ESPN+ $10.99 YouTubeTV (6x) $72.99 Sunday Ticket…

Let me get this straight: If I don’t live in South Florida but want to watch the dolphins I need to pay for the NFL ticket. But if the game is nationally televised it will be blacked out on the ticket so I need regular channels so I need to watch on YouTube TV. But if the game…

I can see if Christmas was on a Sunday, but forcing a game on a Wednesday is beyond dumb, especially for scheduling purposes. We'll still watch and everyone else will. I think that's the problem lol. The NFL does whatever it wants. #Steelers #NFL

With all the streaming platforms, it'll cost between $500 and $900 to watch every NFL game. YouTube TV, YouTube Sunday ticket, RedZone, Amazon, Netflix, Peacock, ESPN+ and the NFL+

If my 2024 schedule calculations are correct, Week 17 is gonna be the ultimate week-long sweat for Fantasy Football / Best Ball Championships: We'll have NFL games on Wednesday (Christmas), Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday! Talk about holiday stress!

The #NFL is squeezing out its audience by doing these stream only games. The great thing about the NFL all you needed was an antenna and you could get games. What’s the point of Sunday ticket if they start streaming games. Smh pic.twitter.com/jTan…

With the two Christmas Day games on Netflix, the NFL reaffirms its commitment to putting some packages on streaming platforms. That includes the deal with Amazon on the Thursday night package and the NFL Sunday Ticket deal with YouTube. Peacock carried a playoff game last season.

Netflix just locked in a 3-year deal to exclusively stream NFL games on Christmas Day The NFL now has exclusive games on 4 different streaming services ▪️Netflix, $6.99/month ▪️ESPN+, $10.99/month ▪️Peacock, $5.99/month ▪️Prime Video, $8.99/month AND YouTubeTV - Sunday… pic.twitter.com/XfK9…

Potentially cost @NFL fans $850 to watch every game of 2024 #NFL season: - $72.99 YoutubeTV - $349 NFL Sunday Ticket - $8.99 Prime Video (TNF & Black Friday) - $5.99 Peacock - $10.99 ESPN+ - $6.99 Netflix or more Total cost is at least $855.86 +Tax Unacceptable @303gonzo ready pic.twitter.com/KMXJ…

If the @NFL would hire me to fix their Sunday Ticket concept, I could probably double their profit from it. The concept is so horribly broken right now. - Price point is too high, especially in today's economy - Too few people care enough to buy EVERY game when they really just…

So if I’ve got this correct: if you want to consume as much NFL as possible in 2024 you now need: YouTube TV’s Sunday Ticket & RedZone, subscriptions to Peacock and Netflix and Amazon Prime…do I have that right?

So to sum up, you’ll need an NFL Sunday Ticket subscription (on YouTube TV), a cable subscription for Monday games on ESPN, an Amazon Prime subscription for Thursday games, a Peacock subscription for some NFL Playoff games, and NOW A NETFLIX SUBSCRIPTION FOR CHRISTMAS NFL GAMES?!

The #NFL can pound sand on these streaming-only games. Pay for NFL+, pay for NFL Sunday Ticket, and yet you still can’t watch all the games during the season. You need Amazon Prime for Thursdays, you need Peacock for random playoff games, you need Netflix for holiday games.…

I remember when I stated that the greed of the NFL would take over once they started separating games from the traditional schedule. It started with those horrible TNF games. Now here we are. Next thing you know, the Sunday Ticket will be obsolete.

I love predicting the NFL schedule Figuring out the Eagles will be MNF Week 2 because the Phillies are home on Sunday and the league won’t make them away a week after the Brazil game? Exhilarating Then they lose to Drew Lock’s Seahawks But for the time being, what a rush