NFL Sunday Ticket

I don't have it because I don't have direct tv or a game console. I know that the NFL offers a package where you can watch the games in their entirety the next day, but why won't they offer a same day streaming package, like HBO or Netflix, etc. do? By restricting Sunday Ticket to direct tv and game consoles it seems like they're leaving money on the table.

Any thoughts?

 

I live in Columbus, within 150 miles of 5 NFL franchises. Loyalties are generally divided amongst three of them, the Browns, Bengals and Steelers, in that order, and all in the AFC north. As they frequently play in early games and play the same teams season to season, often one of the teams' games is not televised. It shouldn't be made that difficult to watch the team you support week in and week out, should it?

 

i know where Blacklick is. I've played golf at Blacklick back in my golfing days - ah, good times.
Anyway, your point sort of makes mine. I could easily be a fan of any of the teams and watch all of their games, but I can't because the local Fox and CBS affiliates rotate the games among the teams, so that none of them have all their games televised. On the Sundays that the Browns aren't on the tube, I have to go to a bar to watch the game and I'd just rather not. Why not give me the option of watching the game I want to watch w/o having to use direct tv?

 

Oh you are not, you big silly!