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[QUOTE="orangecuse, post: 4093907, member: 668"]
To be able to get the NFL Sunday Ticket '[I]with many other providers now as well'[/I] you need to meet the criteria to be [I]"eligible[/I]."  If you live in an apartment complex (or dorm if you are a student, etc.) [I]without [/I]access to the DirecTV/satellite version, then yes, you can stream online to your computer, smartphone, etc.  That's it!

The "To Go" streaming package prior to the commencement of the season was $294, and the other streaming package, NFLST "Max" was $396.  Students (or if one has a student in your family) gets a significant discount at $120 for the entire season [I]'online.' [/I]However, only one device can be streaming online at the same time.

Residing in a single family residential dwelling, I have [I]access[/I] to the satellite DTV/NFLST version, and, therefore, would not be [I]eligible[/I] to stream online through any of those available devices/services; Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Chromecast, PS4/PS5, Xbox One, Samsung Smart TV, iOS, Android, or PC.

DirecTV's NFL Sunday Ticket renewal in 2014 cost the company 1.5 billion annually. It's a huge loser for AT&T (who acquired DTV in 2015) and is why they no longer have any interest and will not bid after the completion of the 2022 NFL season.
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