TV/Streaming platforms needed to watch the NFL, NBA and MLB

[daemonova]

I'll bring prime back when it's time to do nba league pass, i dont care about games I can't watch any way

 

[Optimus Prime]

I already got them all except ESPN+

 

[Morethan1]

I pay 12 dollars a month for my iptv sub and that comes with over 300 sports channels, regular TV, premium channels, ppv channels, over 100 adult channels, movies and TV series

Yall weird for paying for all that shyt

 

[Trips]

I already got them all except ESPN+

I'm paramount+ away from my

If I had one of those money tracking apps they would be like why do you have so many subscriptions. You ain't watching all that shyt.

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Easy fix for the NFL:

Spoiler: For sports brehs only

Get a good VPN like Nord VPN.

Then, set the location to Brazil.

Check out DAZN and sign up for NFL GamePass International. Shouldn't cost more than about $80-ish. Get access to all the games live or you can watch games later on if you're busy. Just gotta make sure that VPN is on and set to Brazil before logging in.

Flip open my laptop and watch a shyt load of games every Sunday.

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Easy fix for the NFL:

Spoiler: For sports brehs only

Get a good VPN like Nord VPN.

Then, set the location to Brazil.

Check out DAZN and sign up for NFL GamePass International. Shouldn't cost more than about $80-ish. Get access to all the games live or you can watch games later on if you're busy. Just gotta make sure that VPN is on and set to Brazil before logging in.

Flip open my laptop and watch a shyt load of games every

 

[yseJ]

I pay 12 dollars a month for my iptv sub and that comes with over 300 sports channels, regular TV, premium channels, ppv channels, over 100 adult channels, movies and TV series

Yall weird for paying for all that shyt

which one do you use ?

 

[TheMailMan]

Major NFL games will cost you $631 to watch this season. Are you paying up?

Understanding individual mileage may vary, let’s lay out a typical viewing budget to meet those goals:

• Cable/satellite/multi-channel streaming: $90/month average* (x 6 months) = $540

That will get you local, in-market games and national games on CBS and Fox, plus all but one Sunday night on NBC, all Monday nights on ESPN, international games on NFL Network, all the playoff games and the Super Bowl on NBC.

*You might be paying less than $80, you might be paying more than $100. Picked a reasonable midpoint.

• Amazon Prime Video for Thursday night games: $15/month (x 5 months) = $75

(If you pay for Amazon Prime for a whole year, you get Prime Video built in, but you also pay more and have seven months of no NFL games to watch. I went à la carte.)

• Netflix on Christmas: $8 for December

• Peacock for its one exclusive Sunday night game in December: $8 for the month

• Splurge! RedZone: $11/month (as YouTube TV or cable add-on) x 5 months = $55

Total: $631 (without Red Zone), $686 (with Red Zone)

This all begs a question or two, put to The Athletic’s media reporters, Richard Deitsch and Andrew Marchand, as part of their 2025 NFL season media preview:

Given the NFL’s popularity, the cost of supporting individual fandom and the inherent drama that occurs multiple times a week for six months, is the NFL the best dollar-for-dollar entertainment value in media? Or is that bundled cost a problem for the league?

Deitsch: If you are a consumer who feels outraged by the increasing cost of watching sports — and I am with you on this — your only recourse is not to pay for these products. However, that has never happened in my lifetime, and particularly with the NFL, which is as close to a national addiction as exists in America. If you want to look at this as far as value, here’s one way: If you bought a café latte from Starbucks every day for a year, it would cost you around $2,000, depending on where you live and the size of your coffee.

Marchand: It is maddening. The NFL is too strong to fail, but I would say that if it makes it harder for people to watch, they will eventually watch less. The NFL has the luxury of partnering with the top, so YouTube is free, while Netflix and Prime Video are popular. I do think that cost and managing scarcity are things the NFL should be cognizant of, even as it continues to dominate.

I get prime free thru metro pcs.. anything else I'll just find a bootleg.

 

[ryderldb]

I pay 12 dollars a month for my iptv sub and that comes with over 300 sports channels, regular TV, premium channels, ppv channels, over 100 adult channels, movies and TV series

Yall weird for paying for all that shyt

just discovered IPTV last week and that shyt is the truth. Bout to cancel this bullshyt ass Xfinity TV.

 

[Blessings]

IPTV>>>>>
You'll get sports at a minimum 1080p + 5.1 surround sound
Some channels are 4k with high bitrates + HDR + Dolby Atmos surround sound


Brehs in Europe and Asia got it made with the audio/video standards.
Anyone who's an audio or videophile should have a quality IPTV service

 

[The_Sheff]

Why does anyone need to watch EVERY game?

Since when was that the barometer?

With the NFL you can watch your local team play for free OTA. Even when the games were on ESPN or NFL network you could watch them locally for free.

You can't watch most of your MLB, NBA, or NHL, local games for free.

 

[Bboystyle]

*pays $12 for 3rd party IPTV service*


*watches whatever the hell is on*

 

[Mike18jj]

I switched from YouTube tv to Hulu live tv so I can get Disney/hulu/espn/ and max on a discount. I get paramount and Netflix free so I’m good.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

So do something more productive with your time rather than trying to watch every game, you’ll live.

 

[Da Jungles]

Not today Satan