NFL Game Day?

Dutch_12078 wrote:

DallasSteve wrote:

donn0128 wrote:
Personally being a veteran and an American I am boycotting all sports until they quit disrespecting their country.

The NHL started 10 days ago. I haven't seen any of their players doing publicity stunts during the national anthem like some washed up quarterbacks in San Francisco with wild hair and affluent White parents.

X2!

X3 on this one and wife says X4 -- spoiled brats squatting makes my slapping hand burn, or maybe it's my spanking hand.

seaeagle2 wrote:
To answer the original question, I have Comcast, and the NFL channel actually doesn't show any games on Sunday with the regular NFL channel, just Thursday night games. But Comcast has an app to watch some network tv if you have a Comcast subscription.

Geolocation is used to understand if you are on your home network or not. If you are not on your home network, there are channels that can't be displayed even on the app. This is primarily a content requirement which contractually must be adhered to.

Actually, I think DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket blackouts are based on service address, not billing address.

Currently in Silver City, NM

donn0128 wrote:
Personally being a veteran and an American I am boycotting all sports until they quit disrespecting their country.

He said Seahawks
"We are a team comprised of individuals with diverse backgrounds," Baldwin said in the video. "And as a team, we have chosen to stand and interlock arms in unity. We honor those who have fought for the freedom we cherish. And we stand to ensure that the riches of freedom, and the security of justice for all people. Progress can and will be made only if we stand together."

not 49'ers

To answer the original question, I have Comcast, and the NFL channel actually doesn't show any games on Sunday with the regular NFL channel, just Thursday night games. But Comcast has an app to watch some network tv if you have a Comcast subscription.

97chevor wrote:
I have turned off football Sunday also.

Because it's silly or for some other reason?

I have turned off football Sunday also.

Thanks! Especially appreciate the Yuma info.

DallasSteve wrote:

donn0128 wrote:
Personally being a veteran and an American I am boycotting all sports until they quit disrespecting their country.

The NHL started 10 days ago. I haven't seen any of their players doing publicity stunts during the national anthem like some washed up quarterbacks in San Francisco with wild hair and affluent White parents.

X2!

donn0128 wrote:
Personally being a veteran and an American I am boycotting all sports until they quit disrespecting their country.

The NHL started 10 days ago. I haven't seen any of their players doing publicity stunts during the national anthem like some washed up quarterbacks in San Francisco with wild hair and affluent White parents.

Direct TV NFL uses your billing address to determine which games you will NOT get. You must read the fine print! When we lived in PA. I had a friend that got the package. We were 85 miles from Washington and Baltimore. 150 miles from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Also depends on home and away games. What a nightmare. One season of the package and of course he "deep sixed" it! Several years ago we were at Cactus Pete's Casino in Jackpot, NV. I was at the Keno area watching the buffet of NFL games above the Keno screen. A guy came in and sat beside me, asked where the Sea Chickens game was. I said, you know I didn't notice it was missing but yes it was. He goes up to the Keno counter and asked. I could see the attendant there flailing his arms and hands when answering the question. The guy comes backs and reports that Jackpot, NV. according to the NFL was home territory for the Sea Chickens. Thus, a no see! Since that is an NBC Football Night in America Sunday night deal, the Yuma Sun TV section for the new week of Oct 21-27 says it will be on KYMA a local Yuma NBC station. Now I will warn you, this being our 14th winter season in Yuma, the Yuma Sun is wrong quite frequently. The other day they had the L A Dodgers playing in both the ACLS and NLDS games. All the stations here seem to lose network broadcasts at times. Several years ago Fox lost the broadcast of the NFL National Conf. Championship game. Then a year later the CBS outlet lost the broadcast of the Men's NCAA basketball final on Monday night. If push comes to shove, a neighbor or one of the sports bars would be the solution. Yuma has the worst TV stations we have ever encountered!