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Reddit is also a good way to stream live NFL games ... with the use of Ad Blocker of course ;).

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vpn. Vpn. VPn. VPN. VPN! VPN!! VPN!!!VPN!!!!

More important than the ad blocker. Got to run this on a VPN. Personally I use Private Internet Access. $40 a year to ensure anonymous access.

SFIAH

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True :bng:

I have a subscription with IPVanish.

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Just curious why you went with IPVanish, mostly since they're based in the US. Have you tried others?

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Good way to watch all the Pre-Season and Regular season games LIVE.
1. A VPN - I use PIA (set to the UK)
2. NFL GAMEPASS

I live close enough for an antenna to work though.

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Got a referral/discount from a friend.

IMO its a solid application, not very buggy and easy to use.

It's the only one I've ever tried.

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Cool. I'm VPN shopping as we type so was curious. I was leaning to express vpn but I'm still digging.

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Workie with Netflix?

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Not sure, but ISP’s don’t like downloading certain content. They’ll sent you a nasty letter without a VPN. PIA has NEVER failed.

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In a way, yes. I have this bad feeling in my stomach and could easily see a slow start that leads to a 7-9, 8-8 or 9-7 season.

My nightmare is starting the season 1-3 and getting behind in the division early to set up a key divisional game vs Tampa that is a must win. That lone win would be squeaking it out against the Texans, followed by embarrassing road losses to the Rams and Seahawks, then a nail biter loss to Dallas.

I can see us having a tough time with the Rams because they thoroughly outplayed us in the 4th quarter of the NFCCG, I'm sorry if that offends anyone, but it was true from my re-watch of the game this summer and the stat sheet. Talk the non-call all you want, but we only had one net positive play the entire game after going up 20-10, and that just so happened to be Brees' miracle bomb to Ginn that could've been intercepted. Our offense was completely shut down by the end of that game and they looked lost in OT. The Rams worry me cause in both matches last year, they figured out how easy it is to burn the secondary with big plays. Plus Wade Phillips is still there and anyone that has watched us against his defenses knows how often we struggle with his schemes. Wade seemed to have figured us out in time of the playoffs last year. The Rams will be at home and most likely motivated to really try to embarrass us after a whole summer of talking rule changes.

I can't remember the last time we won in Seattle and Russell Wilson is the type of QB our defense struggles against. I really want to win this game though cause I still hate the Seahawks.

Dallas is a huge concern for me for two reasons - #1 they were the team that wrote the blueprint how to shut down our offense last year and #2, Dak Prescott tore us up in that game. No matter how average a QB he is, he spent the whole game picking us apart where Apple was covering Amari Cooper who was beating him all game.

We have never gone 6-0 against the division, so I don't see that happening at all. The one team that really gives us issues tends to be Tampa Bay, but also Carolina has a long track record of giving us hell. The Falcons are the team that actually worry me this year in the NFC South cause they're healthy and have a stacked offense. They're coming off a 7-9 campaign that looked eerily similar to ours from 2014-2016 with some respectable wins and a lot of could've, would've should've type losses. All 28-3 jokes aside and calling Matt Ryan a crap QB, the Falcons usually give us one very tough game, and the other one will be a blow out. They aren't going to roll over for us.