Huge problem need help
 

For the first time in my life I am going to be forced to work every Sunday. In the past I turned down jobs or told employers I couldn't work Sunday's in the fall for religious reasons. When I have owned my own business I chose to close on Sunday's (which is a pretty good money day in my biz). This year however I have a contract I have to stick to and there is no way around. To make matters worse there will be no wifi. Does anyone know how to view the game on a mobile device? If worse comes to worse there is always radio but I have only missed watching 1 Sunday in over a decade and that was on my honeymoon. Even then we were out of the country huddled around our phone clicking refresh every 10 seconds on NFL. Com getting score and yardage updates.

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Sling box or direct TV ...either option should work for you. There is a mobile version for DirecTV.

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Same problem here. I'll be forced to take vacation days just so I can watch the more important games. Even then I'll probably be forced to do the whole NFL.com bs. It sucks. I feel the pain.

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I've used the DirecTV app before and it didn't suck.

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Im about to get hired again, and the first thing im gonna do is request some Sundays...

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This is the job you really need....

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If you live in the area sling box is a good thing to consider. Not only can get the games on TV but you can wireless connect network with a lap top or phone and watch anywhere.

Big plus is you can record on a hard drive and play back also.

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quit

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Sundays are my money day!!

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If you have Verizon you can also purchase NFL.com live games. But be careful, both DirectTV and NFL.com like to show a video with a black background and white lettering, "this game cannot be viewed due to local blackout restrictions".