2012 NFL Sunday Ticket Discussion Thread

[Chrisksaint]

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Hope they do it for PS3 again and at a decent price, I want to not have to leave my house for a single Saints game this year. Plus think it'd be cool just watching all the football all day with my roommates and other friends next door.

[Aggies7]

Hope they do it for PS3 again and at a decent price, I want to not have to leave my house for a single Saints game this year. Plus think it'd be cool just watching all the football all day with my roommates and other friends next door.

I heard the quality on PS3 is subpar but for the right price and ability to watch my Broncos every week I may jump on this.

And on PS3 what determines quality the speed of your Internet or is it just slow due to PS3?

[EvolutionSn1per]

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I live in Melbourne, Australia, and I am not sure if the NFL Sunday Ticket is available here, but I have the NFL Season Pass Plus on NFL.com, which allows me to watch live games, archived games since 2009 and some other cool features like the NFL Network and episodes of the Coaches Film series. It costs $200 for the 2012-13 season, and I believe that it is well worth it.

My favourite feature is the ability to watch condensed games, which cuts out ad breaks, timeouts etc. and brings the game down to 30 minutes, featuring every play. Due to my time zone, I am usually at school when there is a game on, so this allows me to watch games in my spare time without waiting for ads and such. The only time I am willing to wait through such things is when I get the chance to watch a game live.

[Gronk4M13]

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Hey everybody, Gronk here. I've got a question. I really got back into football starting right before the 2011 season playoffs. This is my first time really being a fan. I live in New Jersey, but I'm a Ravens fan, as well as a Redskins fan. As far as I know, I can't watch their games unless they play the Jets, Giants, or the Steelers or Eagles, because I only get the games of the local teams, right? Unless it's a playoff game on Fox/NBC/CBS, right? Or am I wrong? Anyway, I was looking at NFL redzone as well as Game rewind. What are the benefits if NFL redzone? Do you just get to watch the touchdowns from each game? Or can you watch any game live? Really need help understanding how this works.

[Layoneil]

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I live in New Jersey, but I'm a Ravens fan, as well as a Redskins fan.

Anyway, I was looking at NFL redzone as well as Game rewind. What are the benefits if NFL redzone? Do you just get to watch the touchdowns from each game? Or can you watch any game live? Really need help understanding how this works.

Redzone is a single channel that airs live, it takes you from game to game where a team is inside the 20 yard line, you don't really have control on what you see, they'll show whatever is the most interesting at the time.

what you want is Sunday Ticket if you want to see the Ravens and Redskins while living in NJ. Sunday Ticket can be ordered with DirecTV, call them up and ask about your options. if you can't get DirecTV, last year they let you buy Sunday Ticket through the PS3, this year they haven't announced anything yet that I have been able to find.

with Sunday Ticket, you will NOT get Monday Night Football or Thursday Night Football, you still need ESPN and NFL Network for either of those. Sunday Ticket is only for games on Sunday afternoons that kick-off at 1 PM, 4:05 PM, or 4:25 PM.

Thanksgiving games, local games and playoffs you watch like normal.

[wwharton]

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Hey everybody, Gronk here. I've got a question. I really got back into football starting right before the 2011 season playoffs. This is my first time really being a fan. I live in New Jersey, but I'm a Ravens fan, as well as a Redskins fan. As far as I know, I can't watch their games unless they play the Jets, Giants, or the Steelers or Eagles, because I only get the games of the local teams, right? Unless it's a playoff game on Fox/NBC/CBS, right? Or am I wrong? Anyway, I was looking at NFL redzone as well as Game rewind. What are the benefits if NFL redzone? Do you just get to watch the touchdowns from each game? Or can you watch any game live? Really need help understanding how this works.

Hey Gronk, other than a sports bar you are correct. You'll only get nationally televised games of the Ravens/Skins up there (unless they play the local team). The Red Zone channel does live look ins but either of a team in the red zone or (if there are no games with a team in the redzone at the time) they just pick somewhat randomly. But it never stays on one game throughout and you don't have the power to choose. There's been some good talk here about game rewind. You should read that rather than taking any recap I have of it to heart. The one important thing I took from it (from reading reviews in this thread) is that you can't watch any of the games live... only after they've been played.

[ImTellinTim]

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I heard the quality on PS3 is subpar but for the right price and ability to watch my Broncos every week I may jump on this.

And on PS3 what determines quality the speed of your Internet or is it just slow due to PS3?

I asked my good friend about this that had it last year because I'm thinking about it too now that the price is right. He said that last year it literally didn't work week 1 when they launched, but he got a $25 credit for that.

After that, he said it was fine on 2Mbps download speed. Wasn't getting HD quality, but it worked fine. Didn't have any problems with buffering or blurry picture. Others that he talked to had higher download capabilities and were getting HD quality picture. Now keep in mind that he was watching his Niners on ****ty feeds for years, so this was an improvement. You might not always get HD picture depending on your Internet speed. Not sure how important that is to you.

I trust his opinion, so I'll be ordering. I get 15-20 Mbps on my wireless connection and hope that I don't run into any problems.

B) The service was ok, sometimes it would freeze and then catch up.

What kind of connection type and speed did you have?

[MiriOhki]

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I was debating trying this out but one important question for the PS3 version: Can you watch games that you missed earlier that day? The main reason is because I usually close at work so I wouldn't be able to watch the games till I got home. If I couldn't, it'd be a waste of 300+ or whatever it ends up being for PS3 users. I'm a Bears fan stranded in CoSprings and with my schedule rotation, my likelyhood of seeing them live is somewhere between slim and none.

[Aggies7]

I asked my good friend about this that had it last year because I'm thinking about it too now that the price is right. He said that last year it literally didn't work week 1 when they launched, but he got a $25 credit for that.

After that, he said it was fine on 2Mbps download speed. Wasn't getting HD quality, but it worked fine. Didn't have any problems with buffering or blurry picture. Others that he talked to had higher download capabilities and were getting HD quality picture. Now keep in mind that he was watching his Niners on ****ty feeds for years, so this was an improvement. You might not always get HD picture depending on your Internet speed. Not sure how important that is to you.

I trust his opinion, so I'll be ordering. I get 15-20 Mbps on my wireless connection and hope that I don't run into any problems.



What kind of connection type and speed did you have?

Thanks for the heads up any word on the price yet for PS3?

[ImTellinTim]

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Thanks for the heads up any word on the price yet for PS3?

I've seen rumors but nothing solid. If it ends up being the same as last year for PS3 only (300+), I probably won't order it.

[Sportsforever]

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Well, I'm back on the Sunday Ticket train. I had called and cancelled last week because I had it for free last year and then they automatically re-enrolled me at full price.

Today they called and offered it to me for $99...I couldn't resist.

[Jm0ney2001]

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I'm thinking of switching from charter cable to directv. Just have to see if the price is similar to my cable bill. That way ill get sun tix for free.

[Buckeye85]

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Does anyone know if the Redzone channel is included in the PS3 package?

[Layoneil]

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I was debating trying this out but one important question for the PS3 version: Can you watch games that you missed earlier that day? The main reason is because I usually close at work so I wouldn't be able to watch the games till I got home. If I couldn't, it'd be a waste of 300+ or whatever it ends up being for PS3 users. I'm a Bears fan stranded in CoSprings and with my schedule rotation, my likelyhood of seeing them live is somewhere between slim and none.

doubt it since that's not a feature of Sunday Ticket, i have no idea how to or if its even possible to DVR a PS3 stream. i think Rewind is better for your situation.

[HeavyHitter55]

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Can someone tell me if NFL Sunday Ticket shows other NFL related shows other than games? Something similar to NFL Network?

Analysis, NFL discussion, etc.