Chris, Dave,
In Episode #77 you asked about viewing games online. Yahoo sports runs Game Pass from NFL .com (http://sports.yahoo.com/nflgamepass). It looks like for about $100 you can see all NFL games (regular season) or for abut $80 you can see your team every week. You can watch live or an archive. The service in only available outside the U.S., so I haven’t used it.
I don’t know the legality of this, but I have found this link online on a Sunday or two that has all of the games. http://www.channelsurfing.net/ On Sunday, scroll down and all of the games will be listed. This is only live and it’s steaming…so not exactly high def, but you get to see the game live!
Bill
Full Version: Watching NFL Online
QUOTE (Bille2021 @ Dec 16 2007, 05:41 AM) 
Chris, Dave,
In Episode #77 you asked about viewing games online. Yahoo sports runs Game Pass from NFL .com (http://sports.yahoo.com/nflgamepass). It looks like for about $100 you can see all NFL games (regular season) or for abut $80 you can see your team every week. You can watch live or an archive. The service in only available outside the U.S., so I haven’t used it.
In Episode #77 you asked about viewing games online. Yahoo sports runs Game Pass from NFL .com (http://sports.yahoo.com/nflgamepass). It looks like for about $100 you can see all NFL games (regular season) or for abut $80 you can see your team every week. You can watch live or an archive. The service in only available outside the U.S., so I haven’t used it.
That's the mid season price. Worked out to $400 a season for me.
QUOTE (Bille2021 @ Dec 15 2007, 11:41 PM)
Chris, Dave,
In Episode #77 you asked about viewing games online. Yahoo sports runs Game Pass from NFL .com (http://sports.yahoo.com/nflgamepass). It looks like for about $100 you can see all NFL games (regular season) or for abut $80 you can see your team every week. You can watch live or an archive. The service in only available outside the U.S., so I haven’t used it.
I don’t know the legality of this, but I have found this link online on a Sunday or two that has all of the games. http://www.channelsurfing.net/ On Sunday, scroll down and all of the games will be listed. This is only live and it’s steaming…so not exactly high def, but you get to see the game live!
Bill
In Episode #77 you asked about viewing games online. Yahoo sports runs Game Pass from NFL .com (http://sports.yahoo.com/nflgamepass). It looks like for about $100 you can see all NFL games (regular season) or for abut $80 you can see your team every week. You can watch live or an archive. The service in only available outside the U.S., so I haven’t used it.
I don’t know the legality of this, but I have found this link online on a Sunday or two that has all of the games. http://www.channelsurfing.net/ On Sunday, scroll down and all of the games will be listed. This is only live and it’s steaming…so not exactly high def, but you get to see the game live!
Bill
Google my p2p there is a webside, that has most nfl games. I don't think it is legal..
http://myp2p.eu usually puts up links to streams you can get using Sopcast, TVU, TVAnts or Media Player just prior to the games, however this can be a bit hit and miss.
I usually visit the Next Opponent Game Day sub forum and BFavre4MVP usually comes up trumps with a link to a working stream.
Most weeks I've got to see the game live, but the quality can be fairly iffy. This week I had to follow the Rams game using NFL's Field Pass radio commentary (around $30 for the season) and had to content myself with the NFL Game Day Live graphics.
I have manged to download most of the games (still not got the Eagles game!) from Ten Yard Torrents and of course I did get to watch the Viqueens game live at Lambeau on my first ever visit!!!
I usually visit the Next Opponent Game Day sub forum and BFavre4MVP usually comes up trumps with a link to a working stream.
Most weeks I've got to see the game live, but the quality can be fairly iffy. This week I had to follow the Rams game using NFL's Field Pass radio commentary (around $30 for the season) and had to content myself with the NFL Game Day Live graphics.
I have manged to download most of the games (still not got the Eagles game!) from Ten Yard Torrents and of course I did get to watch the Viqueens game live at Lambeau on my first ever visit!!!
QUOTE (NZ Packer @ Dec 17 2007, 12:54 AM)
That's the mid season price. Worked out to $400 a season for me.
Well that’s just ridiculous!!!
QUOTE (Ashton Cheesehead @ Dec 17 2007, 05:13 PM)
http://myp2p.eu usually puts up links to streams you can get using Sopcast, TVU, TVAnts or Media Player just prior to the games, however this can be a bit hit and miss.
I usually visit the Next Opponent Game Day sub forum and BFavre4MVP usually comes up trumps with a link to a working stream.
Most weeks I've got to see the game live, but the quality can be fairly iffy. This week I had to follow the Rams game using NFL's Field Pass radio commentary (around $30 for the season) and had to content myself with the NFL Game Day Live graphics.
I have manged to download most of the games (still not got the Eagles game!) from Ten Yard Torrents and of course I did get to watch the Viqueens game live at Lambeau on my first ever visit!!!
I usually visit the Next Opponent Game Day sub forum and BFavre4MVP usually comes up trumps with a link to a working stream.
Most weeks I've got to see the game live, but the quality can be fairly iffy. This week I had to follow the Rams game using NFL's Field Pass radio commentary (around $30 for the season) and had to content myself with the NFL Game Day Live graphics.
I have manged to download most of the games (still not got the Eagles game!) from Ten Yard Torrents and of course I did get to watch the Viqueens game live at Lambeau on my first ever visit!!!
Ashton,
Try http://www.channelsurfing.net/ on Sunday. I have used it several times and its very reliable. I think it’s on early enough so you can get the pre-game stuff if the link is of the local broadcast.
Bill
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