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1. People wanted A la carte. This is what it means.

Wed Dec 25, 2024, 01:32 PM

Dec 25

I’d think most would be thrilled to get the channels they want instead of 200 offered in cable.

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Gotta subscribe to NFL network to get Xmas games? [View all] oasis Dec 25 OP

People wanted A la carte. This is what it means. jimfields33 Dec 25 #1

If the NFL owners want me to subsidize their oasis Dec 25 #5

If you think they're overpaid why even watch the game? AZProgressive Dec 25 #8

News flash. I'm the one who gets to complain oasis Dec 25 #14

That's the beauty of the new choice of channels. jimfields33 Dec 25 #10

They're on Netflix live NotASurfer Dec 25 #2

Thank you I'll check there. oasis Dec 25 #6

a glimpse of football future rurallib Dec 25 #3

Those countless insurance and car ads they oasis Dec 25 #9

Both games are on Netflix...so says a Google search. GP6971 Dec 25 #4

Thanks. Merry Xmas oasis Dec 25 #7

Nope. Netflix if you want to watch it live. hlthe2b Dec 25 #11

I'd Hardly Describe "The Simpsons"... ProfessorGAC Dec 25 #15

We'll Agree To Disagree ProfessorGAC Dec 25 #17

Walkin' away. The Unmitigated Gall Dec 25 #12

I am curious - are these games being played without commercials? rurallib Dec 25 #13

Today's games Rebl2 Dec 25 #18