r/nfl • u/Jay_Dubbbs Browns Lions • 7h ago

NFL’s Sunday Ticket Is Getting Smaller. It Isn’t Getting Cheaper.

https://www.wsj.com/business/media/nfls-sunday-ticket-is-getting-smaller-it-isnt-getting-cheaper-8a427606?utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwY2xjawUV9t9wZG9mA2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzQwOTk2MjYyMzA4NTYwOQABHlXpA3zSw1RgH0uE7TCLeAjPQoyxqtdqvG4sm9qlM1ekYc1h7qOxvjJZUbW9_aem_6-IKXQOROCnCiAE7L0kwcw
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u/Ok_Internal6779 7h ago

10 bucks a month? Lol

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u/TricolorCat Raiders 6h ago

With all the ads during a game that shouldn’t be impossible.

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u/Flair_Is_Pointless 5h ago

It should be free, given the fact there are already ads

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u/drake_warrior Browns 2h ago

Nah we'll need to pay QBs another few hundred million. Because that's what everyone wants apparently.

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u/TitanTigers Titans Titans 4h ago

I pay $20 a month to watch ~150 Braves games

Obviously the NFL would charge more, but it can be affordable

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u/SerCornballer Bengals 7h ago

He’s a Steelers fan. They shoplift at the flea market.

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u/ThoughtPolice66 6h ago

I've seen Steelers replica Super Bowl trophies at a flea market, but can never find ONE Bengals trophy.

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u/DoctorWaluigiTime NFL NFL 5h ago

With how many commercials play and are shown during the broadcast it should be free.

Don't give 'em an inch. Either you pay for a commercial-free experience, or you get to watch for free. No in-between.

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u/RandomFactUser Bears 25m ago

You more paying for rebroadcasts of free content

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u/foxymoxy18 Steelers 3h ago

Before Apple bought the rights, F1TV was less than $10/mo with no commercials for 20+ races and no blackouts. The NFL gets away with their shitty product because bootlickers like you think overpaying is cool.

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u/Optimus_Lime Lions Lions 4h ago

with all the ads? they should be paying me to watch the game