SmashMouth

As the football-watching worlds watches and waits for news as to where it will be watching Sunday Ticket in 2023, a new contender for the package has emerged.

According to the New York Times, Google has made a bid for the out-of-market service. The games would be streamed through YouTube, which is owned by Google.

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iceshack149

Sounds like ESPN is big mad that the big tech companies like Google and Apple are about to take away their bread and butter.

For me, since ESPN has gone full woke:

AsylumGuido

I'm hoping Amazon gets it since we are already committed to that service.

cmike

The NFL just launched NFL+ streaming service. It sounds like a game changer.
I’m local and can watch the Saints with a pair of bunny rabbit ears, so I’m good.

BakoSaint

I heard the nfl’s contract with the networks does not allow a proce drop for sunday ticket no matter who gets it. So a company cant buy it just to include it with their streaming service to gain market share. But i think there are ways around that, mainly to sell it at full price but give away the streaming service to those who buy it. So i hope that it is sold to some company that will give me something else i want free with it such as amazon prime, netflix, etc. Perhaps if it was google or apple they could include google one / drive or icloud with a lot of storage for free, but thats a complicated model. Apple TV plus is actually great but only a $5 a month value.