GrumpyCatFace wrote:

GrumpyCatFace wrote:
Martin Hash wrote:Liberty allows people to get their jollies any way they want. Just don't expect to masturbate with my lotion.
+1000DBTrek wrote:Really annoys me that there STILL isn't a way to pay for a streaming NFL package.
Jeez, guys, it's 2017. There's no entrepreneur out there who can figure out a way to charge some clown like me $200 and allow me to stream all the NFL games (especially local) to my Amazon TV, or phone, or tablet? Can no one figure this out? No one thinks there's a market for people who have cut the cable but still want to watch football and can't get decent reception off a digital antenna?
Money on the table, lads.
Money just left all over the table, piling up, blossoming with verdigris, waiting to be perched on by a fire wyrm.
Disappointed.
And you bitched about $100 glasses, talk about pathetic... cripes.GrumpyCatFace wrote:+1000DBTrek wrote:Really annoys me that there STILL isn't a way to pay for a streaming NFL package.
Jeez, guys, it's 2017. There's no entrepreneur out there who can figure out a way to charge some clown like me $200 and allow me to stream all the NFL games (especially local) to my Amazon TV, or phone, or tablet? Can no one figure this out? No one thinks there's a market for people who have cut the cable but still want to watch football and can't get decent reception off a digital antenna?
Money on the table, lads.
Money just left all over the table, piling up, blossoming with verdigris, waiting to be perched on by a fire wyrm.
Disappointed.
Don't muddy the waters in the thread turd breath.The Conservative wrote:And you bitched about $100 glasses, talk about pathetic... cripes.GrumpyCatFace wrote:+1000DBTrek wrote:Really annoys me that there STILL isn't a way to pay for a streaming NFL package.
Jeez, guys, it's 2017. There's no entrepreneur out there who can figure out a way to charge some clown like me $200 and allow me to stream all the NFL games (especially local) to my Amazon TV, or phone, or tablet? Can no one figure this out? No one thinks there's a market for people who have cut the cable but still want to watch football and can't get decent reception off a digital antenna?
Money on the table, lads.
Money just left all over the table, piling up, blossoming with verdigris, waiting to be perched on by a fire wyrm.
Disappointed.
It probably has something to do with the NFL's current contracts with the networks. Once those contracts are up then I bet we see something like this. The NFL wants more viewership so something like this would be huge for them. I just looked it up and the current contracts are from 2014-2022. So maybe in another 5 years. lolDBTrek wrote:Really annoys me that there STILL isn't a way to pay for a streaming NFL package.
Jeez, guys, it's 2017. There's no entrepreneur out there who can figure out a way to charge some clown like me $200 and allow me to stream all the NFL games (especially local) to my Amazon TV, or phone, or tablet? Can no one figure this out? No one thinks there's a market for people who have cut the cable but still want to watch football and can't get decent reception off a digital antenna?
Money on the table, lads.
Money just left all over the table, piling up, blossoming with verdigris, waiting to be perched on by a fire wyrm.
Disappointed.
No chance, until those ancient boomer zombies finally die off. EA STILL somehow has an exclusive game license, after 12 years.SilverEagle wrote:It probably has something to do with the NFL's current contracts with the networks. Once those contracts are up then I bet we see something like this. The NFL wants more viewership so something like this would be huge for them. I just looked it up and the current contracts are from 2014-2022. So maybe in another 5 years. lolDBTrek wrote:Really annoys me that there STILL isn't a way to pay for a streaming NFL package.
Jeez, guys, it's 2017. There's no entrepreneur out there who can figure out a way to charge some clown like me $200 and allow me to stream all the NFL games (especially local) to my Amazon TV, or phone, or tablet? Can no one figure this out? No one thinks there's a market for people who have cut the cable but still want to watch football and can't get decent reception off a digital antenna?
Money on the table, lads.
Money just left all over the table, piling up, blossoming with verdigris, waiting to be perched on by a fire wyrm.
Disappointed.
ROLF, I'm just pointing out his lack of priorities.SilverEagle wrote:Don't muddy the waters in the thread turd breath.The Conservative wrote:And you bitched about $100 glasses, talk about pathetic... cripes.GrumpyCatFace wrote:
+1000