[John_W]

Originally Posted by ajbrown

My nephew sent my Dad a link and last week my Dad connected his laptop to the tv and watched the Patriots (get whomped) even though they are not on tv.

I have not tried it, I have not even looked into it, my nephew said make sure you have Adblocker first.

I will try it Sunday.


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I go to some of those sites in preseason. Generally go to the message board of the team you're wanting to watch and someone usually posts a link to a site on the internet. It usually changes week to week because it's not legal and they get shut down.

During the season, in my case the past six seasons, I go about it legally like many others in TV and get NFL Sunday Ticket. It's only available with Directv. I've had Directv since 2008 when I got fed up with Comcast. So when I moved here, it was a no brainer to get Sunday Ticket. Every game that is not broadcast on our local channels out of Orlando, is shown on NFL Ticket along with Red Zone and Fantasy Zone.

It's not cheap, usually I call them in July and tell them I don't want it this year, and then they'll negotiate a better rate. The regular price is $300 or $200 depending on if you want Red Zone added along with computer capability. I don't care about the computer, so I give my neighbor the code and he can watch his Eagles on his computer. They add the extra to your monthly bill for six months, this year I've gotten it down to $30 a month or $180 for the total. I figured if we went to Gator's Dockside to see the games, I would spend at least $30 in food and drink every Sunday, with this I'm covered for the entire month and I don't have to put up with fans of other teams.