BSPN smears Ty Law

[Koma]

What makes the use of the Ty Law clip from 2014 stranger is that, from what the EEI guys were saying, the segment after the clip was very complimentary to the Patriots. Why go to the trouble of digging up the Law interview and editing it to make it sound recent when the tone of the guys in studio was going to be "The Patriots have done this before and have shown that they usually know what they are doing."? Why not have someone on the studio panel reference Law's comments or change the approach of the segment to support Law's sentiment? Otherwise, it doesn't make much sense to include 2 year old comments from Ty Law."

 

[SLGDEV]

Your probably right and I have done zero research on the subject. I just keep paying my BS rates like an ass.

Anyone have an idea what it cost for 4 streaming packages for the main 4 sports? Are there any blackouts on these things. I know the NFL package for direct TV blacksout local games I assume these streams might do something similar. I guess this can be fooled by VPNs too.

The Directv Sunday Ticket blacks out games that are shown on the local networks (CBS, NBC, ABC and Fox). That applies to ANY game, whether or not the local team is involved. What I don't know is whether or not they black out the local teams's home games if the local team's local broadcast is blacked out due to not being sold out. I don't know because our local team is Jacksonville (local broadcast is out of Orlando for where I live in Florida) and I really was never interested in a Jacksonville home game. The only ones I would be interested in are against the Pats, and then I would be attending the game anyway.

 

[bobbutts]

None of the streaming services approach the quality level of broadcast TV. It makes a big difference on a large screen television. Also especially with a VPN in the equation, the reliability is not as good.
If people are using Comcast, check out Blast+ service. It is a relatively basic cable service without ESPN and one of the higher tiers of internet service for around $80-$90 monthly with no contract or price increase after $x months. At least last time I looked it was the best deal for TV/Internet if you don't want ESPN.

 

[ausbacker]

None of the streaming services approach the quality level of broadcast TV. It makes a big difference on a large screen television. Also especially with a VPN in the equation, the reliability is not as good.
If people are using Comcast, check out Blast+ service. It is a relatively basic cable service without ESPN and one of the higher tiers of internet service for around $80-$90 monthly with no contract or price increase after $x months. At least last time I looked it was the best deal for TV/Internet if you don't want ESPN.

Perhaps in your experience, but internationally, NFL Gamepass is as good, if not better than the television broadcast stream. Mind you, in Australia, we're light years behind you Yanks in just about everything.

 

[Joker]

wait...you got us beat in 'Roo bars for the front ends of our SUV's...

 

[meatface]

Thats really ****ty of them