I would do this for one team if it was an HD feed. Also it would have to be cheaper than $150 for just one team. I am not a current Sunday Ticket Subscriber due to cost.
Exactly! I'd say half of the time the network game ends up being a yawn fest. I love the fact that I can find a game with a lot of action and excitement.:biggthumpiceman2a said:I am an ST subscriber and I voted no! I do not sub because my favorite team is out of mkt, I sub to watch the game I want and not the game the Network wants to show me!
Most people I know who have NFL ST or order PPV events (boxing, wrestling) get them to invite others over to watch. You can share the cost of these events between 5 or 6 people, and it's not too bad.captain_video said:Only if they could guarantee HD feeds for every game. Since all of my team's games are carried by CBS I know this will never happen, at least not anytime soon. If I lived in an area that was out of my home team's market then I would consider subscribing, even if the games were not all in HD, which they currently are not. I don't think I'd pay more than about $19.95 per month during the season. I'd rather see DTV offer games a la carte as PPV events, but not at the ridiculous PPV prices they currently charge for such things. I still don't understand how thay can find enough idiots to support PPV wresting at the prices they charge.![]()
Try getting the Texans (and Titans) games every week, I got ST for the Broncos, Chiefs and Bears games......my wife is the one who told me to go ahead and get it and she also wondered why we didn't have it the past few years...but then she used to be a football official. This also goes with my NHL Center Ice (Avalance) and MLB Extra Innings (Red Sox and Rangers) subscriptions.Skarzon said:I would subscribe in a heartbeat. The cost of full blown NFL ST is kinda prohibitive, so the pricing would have to be reasonable.
My major problem with paying the full amount for NFL ST is that most of my Broncos games are nationally televised, and since the only reason I want ST is for the Broncos, I have a hard time justifying the cost for 4 games a year.
So far this year, the only games I have not gotten were week 1 versus St. Louis (which I actually got because I ordered NFL ST, and it worked for 2 weeks then it turned off for some strange reason and I was never charged) and week 7 versus Cleveland. Out of the remaining games, only 3 have a chance to be unavailable on OTA stations. I just can't see spending $250 for 5 games (ok, my WIFE can't...).