I am stoked to be talking about watching NFL games out of market! I have been doing it for years, and it’s a real used-to-be kind of thing that still works! While lots of people try to buy tickets, sometimes you just want to be able to watch the game on TV. Well, here’s the lowdown on watching games out of market.
First off, it can be done with a subscription service! Yeah, you can pay for a service like Sunday Ticket, which will get you games from all around the league. That can cost more than a hundred bucks, but it’s worth it for die-hard fans. Another way I like to watch out of market games is using an online streaming service. Yeah, these days it’s pretty easy to find services that will let you watch games where you live.
My personal favorite is watching games out of market with a friend. Yeah, if you know someone who also loves the NFL, you can watch the games together! I know a couple of guys from work who do this, they get together every Sunday night and watch the big-ticket games. Not only is it fun, but it’s also a great way to bond over some good ole’ Sunday football.
Another thing I like to do is record out of market games. Yeah, you can DVR games with a subscription service like Sunday Ticket and watch them whenever you want. That’s a great way to get some extra Sunday games made for your personal viewing pleasure! Plus, even if I am busy, I can always catch up with the game using the DVR.
And lastly, I love catching NFL games on the radio. Yeah, if you can find a station that carries them – you can easily keep up with out of market games. It’s a great way to keep up with the NFL when you just don’t have the spare time to watch the game on TV.
One thing to keep in mind when watching NFL games out of market is that you may have to pay for a subscription service like Sunday Ticket. But, if you love the NFL as much as I do, then it’s totally worth it! Plus, there are a ton of other ways you can catch out of market games like with a friend, online streaming, recording, and even over the radio waves.
One of the best things about watching NFL games out of market is all the different ways you can do it. Have you ever watched an out of market game? What are your thoughts on the different methods? Do you prefer one over the others or do you like to mix it up?