Do you love football but hate making the monopolist cable companies rich? Maybe you’ve cut the cord and are enjoying more value from your Netflix and Hulu subscriptions. Yet, there’s a darkness inside of you - an emptiness that can only be filled by the NFL.
I mean… let’s take a moment to rejoice in this weekend’s schedule:
AFC fans are fortunate in that Indianapolis at New England, San Diego at Denver, and the AFC Championship game next week will be streamed on CBS. However, NFC fans get no love, as New Orleans at Seattle, San Francisco at Carolina, and the NFC Championship game will be broadcast on Fox and will not be available for free streaming.
In this post, I will show you how to live-stream all NFL playoff games from within the US, with what I think is a better experience than CBS will provide. The NFL has a juicy product called “Game Pass" with all these features:
NFL Game Pass sounds excellent, but it’s not available within the US. We lowly Americans, the inventors of the sport, are limited to an alternative product called “Game Rewind” for on-demand viewing after the game has already ended and our dumbass buddy contaminated us with a text message of the final score.
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