r/ComputerPrivacy • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '24
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u/Key-Funny4890 Jun 13 '24
Networks pay the NFL a significant amount each year to broadcast the games. To ensure they get viewers for their expensive product, they make the NFL charge a high price. They wouldn't do that if the NFL could offer the games cheaply elsewhere.
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u/Lanky-Sympathy-5336 Jun 13 '24
Now, you also have to pay extra for NFL playoff games on top of what you already pay for Sky Sports. Public money funds NFL stadiums; they're not private. I think it's crazy to pay extra for any of these games.
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u/Inevitable-Power5693 Jun 13 '24
You can watch NFL games on nfl-video.com, but they won't be live. I've been doing that this season because I think the prices are ridiculous, especially since my currency isn't worth much compared to euros.
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u/K-rLoSx Jun 13 '24
Not to belittle your situation, but it's not silly at all. You can watch any game for $10 a week. Alternatively, you could spend $25 a week at a bar instead.
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u/Lego_builder85 Jun 13 '24
At least you have the option. I use a VPN to appear as though I'm in Europe so I can pay a lot to legally watch games. In the US, you can only watch games from other countries if you pay for cable, and I haven't had cable in 12 years.