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NFL Pre-Preseason Thread |OT| Milana Vayntrub presents "Wet Dreaming of a Super Bowl"
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Gata wasn't a fan then, it doesn't count.
Err, what is the context of this? And isn't that name of an NBA coach?
FMT wishes that he was on the receiving end of getting pants'd by a shirtless khaki-wearing Jim Harbaugh.
Alligatorjandro
Banned
oh ok
Must be a bit unnerving to see one former hero (Brunnell) attacking his current hero (Tam) and then the current hero call the old hero a Patriot hater.
Complicated situation.
BlackGhost
Banned
Shirtless man grabs players shorts.
Dutch Approved
Alligatorjandro
Banned
sweet joke bro
The best jokes are the ones that are rooted in reality.
Peyton is old and washed up. What of it? His legacy is clean and when you die an NFL death at that level that's all that matters.
Alligatorjandro
Banned
But I was never a jaguar fan.
Sweeney Tom
Banned
Man goes to doctor. Says he’s depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in a threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain. Doctor says, “Treatment is simple. Great clowns, Patriots fans, are in town tonight. Go and see them. That should pick you up.” Man bursts into tears. Says, “But doctor, I am a Patriots fan.”
We have evidence to the contrary. Are you going to deny that evidence too?
Alligatorjandro
Banned
Yes.
As clean as his butt when he sat on that girl's face?
FrenchMovieTheme
Member
Goro Majima
Kitty Genovese Member
:jnc
Doctor stares at man and with a stern father voice says, "And you can't cheat death."
We've seen the gifs of your dad. That Jaguar guy saying wtf. Why would you disrespect your father like that?
We've already touched on this. She didn't penetrate so Peyton didn't press charges. The cleanliness of his ass is moot.
8 X 11 Printer Paper
Member
FMT would do things to Jim Harbaugh that would even make Dutch cringe.
No way, I thought that Dutch does that stuff like it was perfectly normal...
yankeehater
Member
NFL Teases A New Subscription Service For On-Demand Games, Will Support Apple TV
The NFL is preparing to launch a new version of its Games Pass service, which will now include the ability to watch games on a wider selection of devices, including the Apple TV. According to information posted on the NFL website, the new Game Pass service will also replace Game Rewind, a paid service that previously offered all 256 NFL regular season games on-demand, after they air on television. Game Rewind will be discontinued on July 31, 2015, the NFL site said, and users will be able to move to the updated Game Pass service instead.
The new Game Pass will offer apps for a number of devices, including mobile platforms as well as select connected TV devices like Xbox One, Xbox 360, Apple TV and more. Notably, this will be the first time that the NFL has provided access to full games on Apple TV currently, the NFL Now channel on Apple TV features news, historic videos, and game highlights, not full games.
The NFL site says apps for these connected TV devices are coming soon, but didnt provide a launch date. Though with the discontinuation of Game Rewind on July 31, the speculation is that this is also when the new Game Pass service rolls out. In addition to connected TV devices, Games Pass will be available through existing mobile apps like NFL Mobile for iOS, Android and Windows Phone, as well as on the desktop.
According to the website, NFL Game Pass will include all 256 regular-season games on demand, some live out-of-market preseason games, as well as the ability to watch older games from the 2009-2015 seasons, including past Super Bowls.
The service will feature tools like a Scores On/Off option to hide spoilers, condensed games that let you look back on entire games in about 30 minutes time, full replays of every game from 2009 on in high-def, exclusive All-22 and EndZone angles to analyze games, DVR controls including fast forward and rewind, and more.
Pricing is not yet posted for the new Game Pass service, but is expected soon.
The fine print on the site indicates that NFL Game Pass includes live access to most preseason games, but those that are not available live will be made available on-demand in the NFL Game Pass archives after the original telecast.
However, Game Pass does not include live regular season, playoff, and Super Bowl game broadcasts instead, these will become available after the games air on television. Thats not, then, an ideal solution for those cord cutters who are looking for alternative ways of watching games in real time through their many devices but it would work for enthusiasts looking for replays, or those who want to watch games they would have otherwise missed (e.g. out-of-market fans), or those they couldnt catch live due to other commitments.
Sunday morning and afternoon games (9:30am ET, 1pm ET & 4pm ET) are available at the conclusion of all Sunday 4pm ET games, and Sunday night, Monday night, Thursday and Saturday NFL games are available following the conclusion of the applicable game telecast, the site notes.
The service will be available to users within the United States, Bermuda, Antigua, the Bahamas, any U.S. territories, possessions and commonwealths (including American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands) and Mexico.
Meanwhile, the NFLs deal with DIRECTV continues the NFL Sunday Ticket app will be available in 2015 on more devices, including Xbox 360, Roku and Chromecast for live game streaming, according to DIRECTVs website. The app also runs on mobile, desktop, PS 3 & 4, and Xbox One. Apple TV, however, will not be supported the updated FAQ notes at this time. (But its possible more devices will be supported by launch time, the site teases.)
News of the forthcoming Game Pass subscription service has been slowly leaking out ahead of any official announcement by the NFL, thanks not only to the teaser info posted on its own website, but also via emails sent to current NFL Now Plus subscribers.
The NFL is preparing to launch a new version of its Games Pass service, which will now include the ability to watch games on a wider selection of devices, including the Apple TV. According to information posted on the NFL website, the new Game Pass service will also replace Game Rewind, a paid service that previously offered all 256 NFL regular season games on-demand, after they air on television. Game Rewind will be discontinued on July 31, 2015, the NFL site said, and users will be able to move to the updated Game Pass service instead.
The new Game Pass will offer apps for a number of devices, including mobile platforms as well as select connected TV devices like Xbox One, Xbox 360, Apple TV and more. Notably, this will be the first time that the NFL has provided access to full games on Apple TV currently, the NFL Now channel on Apple TV features news, historic videos, and game highlights, not full games.
The NFL site says apps for these connected TV devices are coming soon, but didnt provide a launch date. Though with the discontinuation of Game Rewind on July 31, the speculation is that this is also when the new Game Pass service rolls out. In addition to connected TV devices, Games Pass will be available through existing mobile apps like NFL Mobile for iOS, Android and Windows Phone, as well as on the desktop.
According to the website, NFL Game Pass will include all 256 regular-season games on demand, some live out-of-market preseason games, as well as the ability to watch older games from the 2009-2015 seasons, including past Super Bowls.
The service will feature tools like a Scores On/Off option to hide spoilers, condensed games that let you look back on entire games in about 30 minutes time, full replays of every game from 2009 on in high-def, exclusive All-22 and EndZone angles to analyze games, DVR controls including fast forward and rewind, and more.
Pricing is not yet posted for the new Game Pass service, but is expected soon.
The fine print on the site indicates that NFL Game Pass includes live access to most preseason games, but those that are not available live will be made available on-demand in the NFL Game Pass archives after the original telecast.
However, Game Pass does not include live regular season, playoff, and Super Bowl game broadcasts instead, these will become available after the games air on television. Thats not, then, an ideal solution for those cord cutters who are looking for alternative ways of watching games in real time through their many devices but it would work for enthusiasts looking for replays, or those who want to watch games they would have otherwise missed (e.g. out-of-market fans), or those they couldnt catch live due to other commitments.
Sunday morning and afternoon games (9:30am ET, 1pm ET & 4pm ET) are available at the conclusion of all Sunday 4pm ET games, and Sunday night, Monday night, Thursday and Saturday NFL games are available following the conclusion of the applicable game telecast, the site notes.
The service will be available to users within the United States, Bermuda, Antigua, the Bahamas, any U.S. territories, possessions and commonwealths (including American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands) and Mexico.
Meanwhile, the NFLs deal with DIRECTV continues the NFL Sunday Ticket app will be available in 2015 on more devices, including Xbox 360, Roku and Chromecast for live game streaming, according to DIRECTVs website. The app also runs on mobile, desktop, PS 3 & 4, and Xbox One. Apple TV, however, will not be supported the updated FAQ notes at this time. (But its possible more devices will be supported by launch time, the site teases.)
News of the forthcoming Game Pass subscription service has been slowly leaking out ahead of any official announcement by the NFL, thanks not only to the teaser info posted on its own website, but also via emails sent to current NFL Now Plus subscribers.
The most important part. No live regular season games.
NFL Sunday Ticket is $99 though, if you are a student.
Dance Inferno
Unconfirmed Member
If you have a VPN you can subscribe to the international version of Game Pass and get all the live games.
Himynameischris
Member
True, it's about $130 depending on what country you sign up with.
There are other options, but they are less legit in terms of surviving the season.
yankeehater
Member
Really, what do I need to do to get that?
cool colors bro
They check for valid schools apparently. I don't know the criteria beyond that:
https://nflst.directv.com/u
Elfforkusu
Member
Yeah, maybe I should've posted the email I got a week or two ago about Game Pass, huh?
Anyway, if you had Rewind last year they're auto-enrolling you in Game Pass for the same price ($70), unless you opt out of course. (it is probably too late to opt out) It's $100 for everyone else, and $100 in future years.
As far as the content... as far as I can tell, it's exactly the same, but with live preseason games. Sounds like they wanted ... an excuse to raise the price? Publicity?
Anyway, if you had Rewind last year they're auto-enrolling you in Game Pass for the same price ($70), unless you opt out of course. (it is probably too late to opt out) It's $100 for everyone else, and $100 in future years.
As far as the content... as far as I can tell, it's exactly the same, but with live preseason games. Sounds like they wanted ... an excuse to raise the price? Publicity?
lmao
Himynameischris
Member
thank you friend
You have to select your school, input your name and DOB, and I believe it cross references the registrar to make sure you are actually a student at that selected school.
Luckily my brother is a junior at Carolina! Sunday Ticket for $99 is totally worth it.
Bait to watch preseason games, as there is no long preseason live. So instead of paying $20 to watch the preseason, you have to pay the full $100 for live preseason games and replays of regular season games. Folded it all into one product, which is unfortunate.
Anytime.
An option I am exploring is with NFL2Go.com.
What I am reading is someone set up 16 email address (one for each game of the season). NFL2Go gives you a free game each week, the kicker being that you can't watch the same team 2 weeks in a row from the same email address / ip.
So basically, one could fire up their VPN, create an account each week with a new email and ip address, and watch the entire season free. Or you could pay $25, and basically get gamepass. The risk being that NFL2Go could be nuked at anytime.