$100 off NFL Ticket

**GOTA** · 06-04-2023, 09:10 PM

Originally Posted by Captain Silver

Ola my friends,

I just wanted to let you guys know that YouTube's last days of offering $100 off NFL Ticket ends. The 6th is the last day. Anyway, as an out-of-market fan, I used to hack streams and share them with a few other out-of-market people here. I won't be doing that at all this year and if you want in on the deal sign up soon. I added Redzone, so my bill is a little higher, but here is the receipt.

You got a different deal, and better, than me. I also got $100 off but it was $449 - $100 so the total price was $349. No redzone. I don't have YouTubeTV so I don't know if that the difference.

Membership details
NFL Sunday Ticket
Regular season $449.00
Inaugural offer
$100.00 discount limited to your purchase today $100.00
Recurring annual charge
Billing starts: Aug 1, 2024 $449.00
Tax $22.16
Total today. $371.16

I've had Sunday Ticket since 1999. I watch every Ravens game and many others. With DirecTV I used to record 8 other games and watch them throughout the week. I'm curious to see how it works on YouTube

**Culex** · 06-04-2023, 09:57 PM

Just made it happen thanks for this

**balbomb** · 06-05-2023, 01:44 AM

I’m not cheap about many things but this rather criminal to me.

**GOTA** · 06-05-2023, 08:44 AM

Originally Posted by balbomb

I’m not cheap about many things but this rather criminal to me.

It's $26 a week before discounts. I tend to watch 5 games on the Sunday Ticket a week. That's about $5 a game. That's not too far off from renting a $4 movie. I don't think it's great value but as big NFL fan I think it's fair. If I was just watching Ravens games as many who post here seem to then it would be expensive. The value is in watching multiple games every week.

**HbgPARavenfan** · 06-05-2023, 09:03 AM

Originally Posted by Captain Silver

If Firestick could stream NFL Games, it would be, but it can't.

Sorry firetv the square not the stick. But it can stream iptv services, I've used one for years.

If you go to developer options you can enable third party apps and side load other apps. Ppl use to use Kodi but now there are a bunch of simple streaming apps for iptv options

**Captain Silver** · 06-05-2023, 09:27 AM

Originally Posted by HbgPARavenfan

Sorry firetv the square not the stick. But it can stream iptv services, I've used one for years.

If you go to developer options you can enable third party apps and side load other apps. Ppl use to use Kodi but now there are a bunch of simple streaming apps for iptv options

You are missing the point. You will not be able to get NFL Ticket on anything other than Youtube.

**Captain Silver** · 06-05-2023, 09:28 AM

Originally Posted by GOTA

It's $26 a week before discounts. I tend to watch 5 games on the Sunday Ticket a week. That's about $5 a game. That's not too far off from renting a $4 movie. I don't think it's great value but as big NFL fan I think it's fair. If I was just watching Ravens games as many who post here seem to then it would be expensive. The value is in watching multiple games every week.

Or if you are out of market, there is no way to watch Ravens games.

**Ego1911** · 06-05-2023, 09:53 AM

Just to clarify, you need a Smart TV, that is, one with a Youtube option/button? What is the advantage of also subscribing to Youtube for the rest of the year?

**Captain Silver** · 06-05-2023, 11:54 AM

Originally Posted by Ego1911

Just to clarify, you need a Smart TV, that is, one with a Youtube option/button? What is the advantage of also subscribing to Youtube for the rest of the year?

From what I understand, yes. I think you can get a device that can stream if you have a dumb TV.

I cut the cord, so YoutubeTV is my "cable" channel now. Works the same as cable in most regards, just better and cheaper.

**Ravenswintitle** · 06-05-2023, 12:24 PM

Originally Posted by Captain Silver

From what I understand, yes. I think you can get a device that can stream if you have a dumb TV.

I cut the cord, so YoutubeTV is my "cable" channel now. Works the same as cable in most regards, just better and cheaper.

yep you can use something like a Roku if you don't have a SmartTV, you can use a roku even if you do have one.

**MarkS** · 06-05-2023, 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by Captain Silver

You are missing the point. You will not be able to get NFL Ticket on anything other than Youtube.

....You know you can watch YouTube on Firestick, right?

**MarkS** · 06-05-2023, 12:40 PM

Originally Posted by MarkS

....You know you can watch YouTube on Firestick, right?

ETA: Besides, what HbgPARavenfan is talking about is side-loading other "unofficial" apps onto the FireStick which allow you to stream live sporting events. So yes, if one is so inclined, one can use FireStick (or FireCube, or Roku, etc) to stream NFL games without SundayTicket.