If I wasn't grandfathered in with an unlimited data plan on AT&Ts network then I would totally switch over to verizon just for the streaming football on the weekends.

/Also no flash on the iphone...mother (*#@^%@%

Many of the page views come from people using the service as a complement to watching the game on TV.

Practically un-possible unless you get incredibly lucky on the timing so that there is no delay and everything is synced.

Is the NFL starting to get it?

funk_soul_bubby: Many of the page views come from people using the service as a complement to watching the game on TV.

Practically un-possible unless you get incredibly lucky on the timing so that there is no delay and everything is synced.

Unless, of course, you like watching the game on tv but also want the dvr control the streaming provides. It would be pretty silly to want to watch the game in real time from both a tv and computer.

Contrabulous Flabtraption: Just please tell me, since it's NBC, Joe Buck is not calling the game.

uh.. yes? It's Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth like all NBC "A" broadcasts.

It's always on a free, over the air channel anyway, don't know why it took them so long

Semi on topic...

Until the NFL figures out what the NBA already has and allows me to a pay a reasonable fee for streaming Sunday Ticket online without a bullshiat DirecTV membership, I'm going to continue to enjoy streams online for free.

Super Bowl to be streamed online (legally) for first time... in the USA

FTFY Subby

rcantley: Semi on topic...

Until the NFL figures out what the NBA already has and allows me to a pay a reasonable fee for streaming Sunday Ticket online without a bullshiat DirecTV membership, I'm going to continue to enjoy streams online for free.

You can now stream Sunday Ticket on the PS3. The "reasonable" part of the fee is debatable.

VvonderJesus: funk_soul_bubby: Many of the page views come from people using the service as a complement to watching the game on TV.

Practically un-possible unless you get incredibly lucky on the timing so that there is no delay and everything is synced.

Unless, of course, you like watching the game on tv but also want the dvr control the streaming provides. It would be pretty silly to want to watch the game in real time from both a tv and computer.

"The service will include additional camera angles, in-game highlights and live stats"

I was more referring to that portion, though I do see your point, that with DVR you might be able to sync them to some degree. But I hate watching something with the knowledge that it is on delay (even if I accept that it is inevitably on delay, technically speaking), and also it would be a bummer if you delayed the DVR on the TV and then had the streaming online features jump ahead at some point during the game.

Contrabulous Flabtraption: The Bestest: Contrabulous Flabtraption: Just please tell me, since it's NBC, Joe Buck is not calling the game.

uh.. yes? It's Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth like all NBC "A" broadcasts.

Ok, good, I was hoping so. Just making sure. Buck seems to find his way to all major sporting events

Uhm...Fox related...yes. But not ALL.

rcantley: Semi on topic...

Until the NFL figures out what the NBA already has and allows me to a pay a reasonable fee for streaming Sunday Ticket online without a bullshiat DirecTV membership, I'm going to continue to enjoy streams online for free.

I think the contract with DirecTV runs through 2014 or such and you bet your ass there's something in there about streaming sunday ticket.

/spitballing

but i don't subscribe to verision or att wirelesscables?

funk_soul_bubby: the DVR on the TV

You assume everyone has that. Not all of us do.