Roger Goodell is a clown and a bad commissioner. He wants the NFL to expand to foreign markets, and wants to make the sport globally acknowledged and loved by all.
So why does he make it impossible for the sport to be seen anywhere outside the U.S.?
He has gone as far as exporting regular season games to London just to build a fan base.
So why the hell would he make it extremely hard to watch games online even in the U.K.?
The NFL has an online service that allows you to watch all of the games of that season at any time for $20. NFL Rewind is only available in the U.S.
There is also NFL Field Pass, which allows you to listen to the live broadcast of any game, and its only $30. But theres no visual. Visual is a necessity.
NFL Game Pass is the only way that someone outside of the U.S. can watch an NFL game live, and it is a mere $240. You could pay $210, but that only allows you to follow one team and see only their games.
In the terms and conditions, though, it says that this feature is not available in the U.K. Why the hell not?
Also, while the product is described itself as "unlimited access to live and archived video of every NFL regular season and post-season game", it apparently is limited to the regular season only, and the "unlimited access" to an archive of video is actually only referring to access to video of the game within 1-3 hours after the live broadcast has ended.
This is my conversation with these clowns:
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