[taylor_s2]

I don't care where Sunday Ticket goes. I think it was way to expensive for what you got. Primary beef is you should have access to archived games; current and past seasons. This is somewhat mitigated with recording games. Which brings up another problem. You could instant replay on DTV. Frame by frame if you want. You could rewind and fast forward. Through commercials even. You could skip 30 seconds between plays to watch a condensed game game in less than an hour. Streaming isn't going to be able to do this. Almost everyone will miss this ability to the point of being angered about it. The streaming experience of Sunday Ticket will suck. Grin and bear it though. It's happening. But again, I don't care. I gave up on it years ago. I might partake in a game or two for my team if the streaming service offers PPV at a reasonable price. I'm cheap. Even $10 would make me squeak. Subscribe to a whole season? I don't think so. The streaming experience will be far, far less than DTV. NFL gets rich and the customers get screwed.

 

[taylor_s2]

That is true. I flip back and forth, sometimes dvr as well. Wonder how that will work with streaming. Never streamed a game before.

I think you'll hate it or be dissatisfied. You're going to lose the DVR functionality. I don't mean just the recording. You'll lose the pretty precise fast forward and rewind, 30 seconds skip, frame by frame replay. The experience is going to be less. The customer gets screwed and the NFL gets rich.