Red zone would exclusively be on NFL Network.$2.5B is the rumor.
I wonder if the NFL would give a network exclusive rights to RedZone. That has to be coming.
All that makes sense. I had Sunday ticket for a few years, at a lowered price, so I could watch one team. I wished then, and now, that there was a single team package where you name the one team and that is the only game you get for obviously a reduced cost.From an article
The Sunday Ticket package will be available on YouTube TV and YouTube Premium channels, if/when the deal is done. The price will be similar to the current DirecTV charge. That reportedly became the sticking point for Apple, which wanted to make the product less expensive for consumers.
As Alex Sherman of CNBC.com reported in June, the NFL’s deals with CBS and Fox prevent the NFL from offering Sunday Ticket at a significantly lower price. This helps maximize viewership of the games offered by CBS and Fox in a given market, by keeping people from purchasing the ability to watch all games.
Don’t get mad at CBS or Fox or YouTube about this. The NFL could have taken less from CBS and Fox in order to secure the ability to sell Sunday Ticket for less. The league, taking full advantage of its broadcast antitrust exemption, maximized the revenue from all broadcasters while also making it more expensive for average fans to watch the games they want to watch.
There’s talk that it may happen but I have my doubts.All that makes sense. I had Sunday ticket for a few years, at a lowered price, so I could watch one team. I wished then, and now, that there was a single team package where you name the one team and that is the only game you get for obviously a reduced cost.
It's either Apple TV or YouTube TV. Both are trillion dollar market cap companies.There’s talk that it may happen but I have my doubts.
AppleTV is out. They’ve already said it.It's either Apple TV or YouTube TV. Both are trillion dollar market cap companies.
Is the price still ~$300/yr?
It's always blown my mind as to why the provider wouldn't want to charge like $99/season and pull in millions of more subscribers, but I guess the above explanation is the reason. Unfortunately, it does kinda make senseFrom an article
The Sunday Ticket package will be available on YouTube TV and YouTube Premium channels, if/when the deal is done. The price will be similar to the current DirecTV charge. That reportedly became the sticking point for Apple, which wanted to make the product less expensive for consumers.
As Alex Sherman of CNBC.com reported in June, the NFL’s deals with CBS and Fox prevent the NFL from offering Sunday Ticket at a significantly lower price. This helps maximize viewership of the games offered by CBS and Fox in a given market, by keeping people from purchasing the ability to watch all games.
Don’t get mad at CBS or Fox or YouTube about this. The NFL could have taken less from CBS and Fox in order to secure the ability to sell Sunday Ticket for less. The league, taking full advantage of its broadcast antitrust exemption, maximized the revenue from all broadcasters while also making it more expensive for average fans to watch the games they want to watch.
That's still a pretty good deal to watch game you want especially since it cost a lot more to take a family of four to the game if you don't live in that teams market.Realistically though, unless you want to watch a specific team from a totally different area, most people will be paying $40-$60 a game to watch 5-10 games a year
I can see it for some. Not for me.That's still a pretty good deal to watch game you want especially since it cost a lot more to take a family of four to the game if you don't live in that teams market.
If there's anyone who can reduce the latency, it's Google.I heard on the radio today that the games will be streaming about 30 seconds behind live action. I bet it’s more than that.