[PJackpot]

The NFL Sunday ticket has moved exclusively to YouTube TV starting this season. Initial price is $249 for the season. $289 if you want to include the Red Zone. Not much of a difference from what Direct TV was charging. I have YouTube TV and am very happy with it. However,...I'll pass on Sunday ticket. I got rid of it two years ago...despite being a NE Patriots fan, I don't think it's worth the money. I can still watch those games post broadcast.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

The ticket is important to me , I’m a gambler usually 4 or 5 games on Sunday I’m also a pats fan but I also want to watch great games , I’ll have to find some 12 year old to walk me through the process , I don’t stream anything I’m just happy with whatever is on my tv , especially my 2 pbs stations and TCM , anyway except for football I never turn the tv on except for my pandora until after 7 PM

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by PJackpot

The NFL Sunday ticket has moved exclusively to YouTube TV starting this season. Initial price is $249 for the season. $289 if you want to include the Red Zone. Not much of a difference from what Direct TV was charging. I have YouTube TV and am very happy with it. However,...I'll pass on Sunday ticket. I got rid of it two years ago...despite being a NE Patriots fan, I don't think it's worth the money. I can still watch those games post broadcast.

Where do you watch the games post broadcast? I'd be happy with that.

[retiredguy123]

I suspect that there will some type of security measures to prevent people from sharing the Sunday ticket with others.

[PJackpot]

CFrance-

I have the Patriots added to my YouTube TV library, so the games I could not watch in real time, showed up there a few days after broadcast. Right now, I can go to my library and see any of the 16 games from last season. YouTube TV saves library recordings for nine months. It's a nice feature. You could probably see post broadcast games on the NFL channel as well, if you have that.

[PJackpot]

NFL Sunday Ticket update: According to my YouTube TV account, the price goes up $100 if you don't sign up by June 6th.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

I might want to watch a game a year or 2 later like espn shows if I can avoid seeing the outcome ,and I do sometimes put a special game mostly single games on tape delay and try to avoid outcome on my phone Text but no way I'm going to watch a football game 3 days after it’s over, you also can just record it and keep forever f your a collector I guess , But Why ???

[PJackpot]

Originally Posted by charlieo1126@gmail.com

The ticket is important to me , I’m a gambler usually 4 or 5 games on Sunday I’m also a pats fan but I also want to watch great games , I’ll have to find some 12 year old to walk me through the process , I don’t stream anything I’m just happy with whatever is on my tv , especially my 2 pbs stations and TCM , anyway except for football I never turn the tv on except for my pandora until after 7 PM

I had RedZone when I was playing the football pools. It was a great way to keep track of how I was doing, and a hell of a lot cheaper than paying for Sunday Ticket.

[PJackpot]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I suspect that there will some type of security measures to prevent people from sharing the Sunday ticket with others.

I know I can go to a neighbors and log in to watch whatever I can at my own house, and I'm pretty sure you can share with someone outside your area, but I think YouTube TV charges you to do that.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by PJackpot

I had RedZone when I was playing the football pools. It was a great way to keep track of how I was doing, and a hell of a lot cheaper than paying for Sunday Ticket.

as I said , ILIKE TO WATCH FOOT BALL GAMES and the price you pay for nfl ticket is quite worth it for all the games you want to watch over the season I spend a lot more then that just watching pay TV boxing matches

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by PJackpot

I know I can go to a neighbors and log in to watch whatever I can at my own house, and I'm pretty sure you can share with someone outside your area, but I think YouTube TV charges you to do that.

Sharing your YouTubeTV password with people outside of your household is not allowed, but many people are getting away with it. I don't know for sure, but I think they will need to do something to prevent the sharing of the Sunday Ticket. DirecTV did not allow the Sunday Ticket games to be streamed on their streaming site. You had to have a satellite dish.

[Worldseries27]

Sunday ticket has options to either watch the full game or condensed 45 min version or just watch best plays
good menu

[Papa_lecki]

You can create a family group on YouTube TV

How family groups work on YouTube TV
If you've purchased a YouTube TV membership, you can create a family group. A family group lets you share your membership with up to 5 members at no extra cost. When you create a family group, you become the family manager.
As the family manager:
You can invite family members (13 or older) to join your family group.
If you purchase extra subscriptions and packages, family members can view these add-ons from their accounts.
As a family group member:
You can build your own personal library of content in YouTube TV. Your viewing preferences and DVR are your own—we won't share your library or watch history with your family group.
You and other family group members can view any extra subscriptions and packages purchased by the family manager.
Sharing YouTube TV as part of a family group also lets you share other Google services with the same members. Learn more about family groups on Google.

[Debbraham]

$32/mo for YouTube tv or for the sports?

[PJackpot]

Originally Posted by Debbraham

$32/mo for YouTube tv or for the sports?

I'm currently paying $71.35 per month for the basic subscription. So, I would guess that price is for the sports.