San Francisco 49ers - 2022 NFC West Champions

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by mayo49:
As long as we don't play on Prime - I could care less if we play on Monday Night.

I'm going to be in SF for that weekend, plan on going to Levis for the game and leave some time Monday, I'm going to be livid if they play Monday night

also Prime is going to have the Sunday ticket next year, so better get used to it

It's going to be between Prime and Google next year. Are they going to have one game packages or do you have to subscribe for the whole year?

They would lose money on breaking it down that way

They're already losing money with Prime Video. I guess they're going to keep trying to be progressive.

Not sure how they are losing money, but that doesn't mean they should lose more money

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by mayo49:
As long as we don't play on Prime - I could care less if we play on Monday Night.

I'm going to be in SF for that weekend, plan on going to Levis for the game and leave some time Monday, I'm going to be livid if they play Monday night

also Prime is going to have the Sunday ticket next year, so better get used to it

It's going to be between Prime and Google next year. Are they going to have one game packages or do you have to subscribe for the whole year?

They would lose money on breaking it down that way

They're already losing money with Prime Video. I guess they're going to keep trying to be progressive.

Not sure how they are losing money, but that doesn't mean they should lose more money

Prime live streaming is horrible. I tried to watch the game on prime this past Thursday but it kept buffering every 15 seconds. I ended up watching the game on my phone with the NFL app.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by mayo49:
As long as we don't play on Prime - I could care less if we play on Monday Night.

I'm going to be in SF for that weekend, plan on going to Levis for the game and leave some time Monday, I'm going to be livid if they play Monday night

also Prime is going to have the Sunday ticket next year, so better get used to it

It's going to be between Prime and Google next year. Are they going to have one game packages or do you have to subscribe for the whole year?

They would lose money on breaking it down that way

They're already losing money with Prime Video. I guess they're going to keep trying to be progressive.

Not sure how they are losing money, but that doesn't mean they should lose more money

Prime live streaming is horrible. I tried to watch the game on prime this past Thursday but it kept buffering every 15 seconds. I ended up watching the game on my phone with the NFL app.

That's an individual issue though as I never had an issue

but for pricing I wouldn't break it down as not all teams will have the same amount of subscribers. The NFL shares revenue and if you don't charge everyone a premium price for the entire NFL package, you definitely not going to make more by breaking it down by team

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by mayo49:
As long as we don't play on Prime - I could care less if we play on Monday Night.

I'm going to be in SF for that weekend, plan on going to Levis for the game and leave some time Monday, I'm going to be livid if they play Monday night

also Prime is going to have the Sunday ticket next year, so better get used to it

It's going to be between Prime and Google next year. Are they going to have one game packages or do you have to subscribe for the whole year?

They would lose money on breaking it down that way

They're already losing money with Prime Video. I guess they're going to keep trying to be progressive.

Not sure how they are losing money, but that doesn't mean they should lose more money

Because, they're aren't signing up enough suscribers to make a profit. NFL should just stick with the major networks for their coverage.

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by mayo49:
As long as we don't play on Prime - I could care less if we play on Monday Night.

I'm going to be in SF for that weekend, plan on going to Levis for the game and leave some time Monday, I'm going to be livid if they play Monday night

also Prime is going to have the Sunday ticket next year, so better get used to it

It's going to be between Prime and Google next year. Are they going to have one game packages or do you have to subscribe for the whole year?

They would lose money on breaking it down that way

They're already losing money with Prime Video. I guess they're going to keep trying to be progressive.

Not sure how they are losing money, but that doesn't mean they should lose more money

Because, they're aren't signing up enough suscribers to make a profit. NFL should just stick with the major networks for their coverage.

If you have a prime account they are definitely getting their money. They raised their price and yourself prime bill doesn't go away when there isn't football.

but if amazon solely gets the NFL rights, most people will have no choice but to subscribe. I'm not worried as I cut the cord for awhile now and haven't had issues watching any games

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by mayo49:
As long as we don't play on Prime - I could care less if we play on Monday Night.

I'm going to be in SF for that weekend, plan on going to Levis for the game and leave some time Monday, I'm going to be livid if they play Monday night

also Prime is going to have the Sunday ticket next year, so better get used to it

It's going to be between Prime and Google next year. Are they going to have one game packages or do you have to subscribe for the whole year?

They would lose money on breaking it down that way

They're already losing money with Prime Video. I guess they're going to keep trying to be progressive.

Not sure how they are losing money, but that doesn't mean they should lose more money

Because, they're aren't signing up enough suscribers to make a profit. NFL should just stick with the major networks for their coverage.

If you have a prime account they are definitely getting their money. They raised their price and yourself prime bill doesn't go away when there isn't football.

but if amazon solely gets the NFL rights, most people will have no choice but to subscribe. I'm not worried as I cut the cord for awhile now and haven't had issues watching any games

How much is the NFL's App package? Can you just pick the games you want?

So nobody knows?, thanks guys

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by mayo49:
As long as we don't play on Prime - I could care less if we play on Monday Night.

I'm going to be in SF for that weekend, plan on going to Levis for the game and leave some time Monday, I'm going to be livid if they play Monday night

also Prime is going to have the Sunday ticket next year, so better get used to it

It's going to be between Prime and Google next year. Are they going to have one game packages or do you have to subscribe for the whole year?

They would lose money on breaking it down that way

They're already losing money with Prime Video. I guess they're going to keep trying to be progressive.

Not sure how they are losing money, but that doesn't mean they should lose more money

Because, they're aren't signing up enough suscribers to make a profit. NFL should just stick with the major networks for their coverage.

If you have a prime account they are definitely getting their money. They raised their price and yourself prime bill doesn't go away when there isn't football.

but if amazon solely gets the NFL rights, most people will have no choice but to subscribe. I'm not worried as I cut the cord for awhile now and haven't had issues watching any games

How much is the NFL's App package? Can you just pick the games you want?

$9.99 a month and you get all the primetime games. All other games are local in market. You cannot choose the early or afternoon games.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
$9.99 a month and you get all the primetime games. All other games are local in market. You cannot choose the early or afternoon games.

Which kind of sucks if your team is not local.

can you use a VPN to trick it what is local or does it go off your billing address?

Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
$9.99 a month and you get all the primetime games. All other games are local in market. You cannot choose the early or afternoon games.

Which kind of sucks if your team is not local.

can you use a VPN to trick it what is local or does it go off your billing address?

Nope.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
$9.99 a month and you get all the primetime games. All other games are local in market. You cannot choose the early or afternoon games.

Which kind of sucks if your team is not local.

can you use a VPN to trick it what is local or does it go off your billing address?

Nope.

Yea I tried that and the app immediately recognized I was using a VPN'd IP address and gave me the stiff arm

A majority of Niner games are on fox, so I mostly use the foxsports app and use my old directv account credentials. I than use my fakegps app to set my location.

The problem with streaming is the quality of the service varies from one area to the next. Even within our town the streaming is better in some areas. Plus changing from one program to the next isn't as easy as just pushung a buttin. You can't record games either. If Amazon gets the package they could charge you the basic price for Prime and then an additional price for the entire Sunday Ticket or a per game price. Cable and satellite TV charge you a monthly fee for their service and then charge you to order movies or a pay-per- view event. Prime or whoever gets the package could do the same.

Whoever ends up with it, expect to pay more because the provider is going to pay a lot. The NFL has already said they won't be able to accept less revenue due to their agreements with FOX and CBS. The NFL will still have some level of control over the product just like they did at Directv. The NFL is too big to ever give up that control. There is still a chance that Apple could get the deal and Directv has said they are willing to partner with whoever wins. Bottomline is it's not settled yet.

After years of enjoying Sunday Ticket, I'm preparing to pay more and get less. After all, Bezos needs more money.

I am not having streaming issues.

al Michaels slurps his dentures now (sounds awful on surround sound) and Kirk seems like has no interest being there.

it's an odd vibe on the whole broadcast.

Sorry I just got back from my vacation. LETS GO 49ERS!! NFC WEST CHAMPS!!

#THEWESTISNOTENOUGH