(08-29-2020, 08:27 PM)Bengalstripes18 Wrote: Just wondering--I know there are different sites to stream TV and sports now. There's YoutubeTV, Philo, and some other ones. I got Philo for a couple months so I could watch Better Call Saul. I'm wondering if anyone knows if one of these streaming services lets you stream any NFL game of your choosing--kinda like NFL Sunday Ticket. I live in Wisconsin so I can't just watch it on the local station. I've used firstrowsports before but sometimes it cuts out. I'd rather just pay to stream have access to a stream.

I'll do some looking on my own but I can't be alone in wanting to do this so I felt a thread may be worthy.

Thanks,
Alan

(08-29-2020, 08:38 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Each week in the Gameday thread folks share numerous streams. Holic actually did it when he opened the threads each week last year. 

EDIT: As far as I know Game Pass is the only way to get games using a service, they have a streaming service but it's costly. They do offer discounts to students.

(08-30-2020, 04:05 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: I quit trying to stream on random sites like Reddit, I even had the app and everything and signed up but there was way
too weird of stuff that popped up and the other random sites had hacking going on and viruses that tried to shut down my
PC so I just paid the 100 bucks for Game Pass on NFL.com. I know you have to wait till the game is over but you can watch
the entire game and it is sweet. Worth 100 bucks for an entire season IMO.

(08-31-2020, 02:53 PM)Sled21 Wrote: Yep, if I can't watch if live on Louisville tv, I use Game Pass and just stay away from social media for 3 hours. The only bad part is not being able to watch the other games while I'm waiting. I wish their was an option to watch them w/0 seeing the other scores on the ticker....

(08-31-2020, 06:07 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Feel the same, the only down side is not being able to watch the other games while you are waiting true.

But I can live with that, it is in High Definition, clean and won't shut down your PC.

I have me a big screen on my PC too, so it is even more awesome.

(09-01-2020, 10:44 AM)Sled21 Wrote: Yes, I run an HDMI from my laptop to the 65" t.v.  One thing I have noticed, I don't like the compressed version of the game option because you miss the announcers talking about the plays. If you watch the full game version, you get the full game. But, several times, when I have not been home and watched the full game version several hours after the broadcast, you get the full game version with the commercials cut out, which was extremely nice. That said, I normally can't stand to wait that long and am sitting there with the laptop ready to go as soon as the game is over.

(09-01-2020, 10:44 AM)Sled21 Wrote: Yes, I run an HDMI from my laptop to the 65" t.v.  One thing I have noticed, I don't like the compressed version of the game option because you miss the announcers talking about the plays. If you watch the full game version, you get the full game. But, several times, when I have not been home and watched the full game version several hours after the broadcast, you get the full game version with the commercials cut out, which was extremely nice. That said, I normally can't stand to wait that long and am sitting there with the laptop ready to go as soon as the game is over.

(09-02-2020, 01:03 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Man, don't have a laptop, so I cannot run it to the big screen. That is a great idea.

(09-02-2020, 01:11 PM)AussieBengal Wrote: If you are using a gamepass you can use chromecast to cast to a television from a phone.

(08-31-2020, 03:50 PM)JWW1971 Wrote: I have used Kodi for the last 6 years to watch all the Bengals games. I watch it through my android box and also my PC.
If you download Kodi use the Loop, Rising Tides and The End Zone addons.

I also use this website as the NFL Reddit page was closed last year
https://home.nflbite.com

(08-29-2020, 08:48 PM)Weazzel80 Wrote: I always find good streams on reddit.

On game day just Google "Bengals vs (whoever) stream reddit"

(08-29-2020, 09:36 PM)Bengalstripes18 Wrote: Thanks for the info.

Just found out NFL Sunday Ticket is now offering streaming of Sunday Ticket online for $75 a month (about $20 per Bengal game for me). This could be my best option as Game Pass only allows you to replay games after they were played (if you live in the US you cannot stream NFL games--you can stream NFL games with Game Pass if you live outside the US). I'm not sure if Sunday Ticket lets you replay the games though.

Otherwise I could go with the free streaming links but they're unreliable--cutting in and out frequently.

(08-30-2020, 04:05 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: I quit trying to stream on random sites like Reddit, I even had the app and everything and signed up but there was way
too weird of stuff that popped up and the other random sites had hacking going on and viruses that tried to shut down my
PC so I just paid the 100 bucks for Game Pass on NFL.com. I know you have to wait till the game is over but you can watch
the entire game and it is sweet. Worth 100 bucks for an entire season IMO.

(08-29-2020, 09:36 PM)Bengalstripes18 Wrote: Thanks for the info.

Just found out NFL Sunday Ticket is now offering streaming of Sunday Ticket online for $75 a month (about $20 per Bengal game for me). This could be my best option as Game Pass only allows you to replay games after they were played (if you live in the US you cannot stream NFL games--you can stream NFL games with Game Pass if you live outside the US). I'm not sure if Sunday Ticket lets you replay the games though.

Otherwise I could go with the free streaming links but they're unreliable--cutting in and out frequently.

(08-29-2020, 08:27 PM)Bengalstripes18 Wrote: Just wondering--I know there are different sites to stream TV and sports now. There's YoutubeTV, Philo, and some other ones. I got Philo for a couple months so I could watch Better Call Saul. I'm wondering if anyone knows if one of these streaming services lets you stream any NFL game of your choosing--kinda like NFL Sunday Ticket. I live in Wisconsin so I can't just watch it on the local station. I've used firstrowsports before but sometimes it cuts out. I'd rather just pay to stream have access to a stream.

I'll do some looking on my own but I can't be alone in wanting to do this so I felt a thread may be worthy.

Thanks,
Alan