Official Charger Season Discussion - News - Roster Moves - Injuries

[Lone Bolt]

So the NFL sent me an e-mail to tell me that Sunday Ticket was now aligned with YouTube TV for the 2023 season. It tells me that I can get 100 bucks off the deal, so I look. It offers the typical Sunday out of market games package for something like 239 bucks for the season. But as I read further it says that I first have to subscribe to YouTube TV FOR A YEAR at 74.95 per MONTH. So about 900 bucks there and 239 for ST and I can watch games for a cool 1139.00 bucks or so, not including a bunch of fees and taxes I'm sure.

Gee......No thanks NFL.......

True...but if you already "cut the cords", and went wifi tv like me, and use youtube tv instead of cable...it's a helluva deal.

I use smart tvs, or have a game console, on every tv. No dish, no rental fees on equipment, and where you use a smart tv, no extra wires...I tried the trial on youtube tv, they include your local affiliates, by the way, and found I liked it. Its not for everybody...the interface isnt as slick as tivo...but if your like us, just need news and sports, and use Netflix or other subs for entertainment...its worth checking out. We saved 100 plus bucks a month, and the only equipment we have is a combo modem/router.

[Lone Bolt]

By the way, if you have a nice TV, but its not "smart", you can get a little device made by Roku or others that plugs into your HDMI port, and comes with a remote, and access any streaming services that way.

[Bolt4Knob]

So the NFL sent me an e-mail to tell me that Sunday Ticket was now aligned with YouTube TV for the 2023 season. It tells me that I can get 100 bucks off the deal, so I look. It offers the typical Sunday out of market games package for something like 239 bucks for the season. But as I read further it says that I first have to subscribe to YouTube TV FOR A YEAR at 74.95 per MONTH. So about 900 bucks there and 239 for ST and I can watch games for a cool 1139.00 bucks or so, not including a bunch of fees and taxes I'm sure.

Gee......No thanks NFL.......

Or you can just buy YouTube NFL Sunday Ticket for 349 and not buy YouTube TV

I am still debating as I am not sure how I will like YouTube to watch games - I was so used to DirectTV

[Velo]

Or you can just buy YouTube NFL Sunday Ticket for 349 and not buy YouTube TV

Do you not have to buy YouTube TV in order to get NFL Sunday Ticket?

[Velo]

By the way, if you have a nice TV, but its not "smart", you can get a little device made by Roku or others that plugs into your HDMI port, and comes with a remote, and access any streaming services that way.

Amazon Fire Stick. They're cheaper than Roku. I think I saw them on sale at Amazon for $20 recently.

[21&500]

110%

[Lone Bolt]

Or you can just buy YouTube NFL Sunday Ticket for 349 and not buy YouTube TV

I am still debating as I am not sure how I will like YouTube to watch games - I was so used to DirectTV

LOL...yea...that's easier

Edit:Actually, 349 is the cost to subscribers after 6/6...I think the non subscriber price for season was 549 or 599...

[Bolt4Knob]

LOL...yea...that's easier

Edit:Actually, 349 is the cost to subscribers after 6/6...I think the non subscriber price for season was 549 or 599...

I have read just the opposite
non subscriber until June 6 is the 349
after that they push it 449

with direct tv - I usually could always figure out how to get a discount from the 299. and it was so easy - I could switch from Fox or CBS to the NFL game -- pretty easy. I think with streaming - won't have that ability

I am still debating - have to see truly how many games the chargers have on national TV and go from there.

[charger1_sj]

I have read just the opposite
non subscriber until June 6 is the 349
after that they push it 449

with direct tv - I usually could always figure out how to get a discount from the 299. and it was so easy - I could switch from Fox or CBS to the NFL game -- pretty easy. I think with streaming - won't have that ability

I am still debating - have to see truly how many games the chargers have on national TV and go from there.

Yes you can switch from Fox, CBS, NFL with streaming service just as easily. You can make a list of your favorite channels and switch on demand. But you need YouTube or Hulu live service. You'll save money and get all the channels you want, including the local ones if you go with a service like YouTube or Hulu. Not sure Hulu has the NFL package, so maybe YouTube for you. Advantage as long as you have internet is that there are no extra boxes needed and you can record programs with no hardware other than your TV. No smart TV, no problem. Amazon Fire Stick and Roku work just fine so long as your TV has a HDMI input.

I've had Direct TV, Dish and Comcast. I will never go back. Comcast was particularly bad with no 1080p for a long time and then no 4K. And you need several boxes for different rooms which they rent out to you. Never again.

[dmac_bolt]

110%

I am digging his goal to have a better season than last year. Excellent objective there.

Thats a millionaire bro chain there.

[ghost]

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2...ades-and-more/

CBSSports 2023 NFL offseason grades: Ranking all 32 teams for their draft picks, free-agent moves, trades



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I felt the team needed health and depth and Kellen Moore. I can't speak for the author and it takes 5 years to assess
a draft choice. A QB is different, he requires a data sample size of 33 games - as a body of work to evaluate - in order
to draw a conclusion regarding a pro QB.

[dmac_bolt]

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2...ades-and-more/

CBSSports 2023 NFL offseason grades: Ranking all 32 teams for their draft picks, free-agent moves, trades



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I felt the team needed health and depth and Kellen Moore. I can't speak for the author and it takes 5 years to assess
a draft choice. A QB is different, he requires a data sample size of 33 games - as a body of work to evaluate - in order
to draw a conclusion regarding a pro QB.

That he thinks extending Justin improves their off season prep for 2023 says it all