Jrb1979
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NFL will make all games available on stream in 2025.
Jrb1979 replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall
That's good to know. If you look at their bundles for FuboTV and you want all the sports it's $80 a month. It's a rumor that it will only be on Streaming. What is happening is all games can be streamed as well as be on network TV -
NFL will make all games available on stream in 2025.
Jrb1979 replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall
That was close to happening with a couple of them for just sports but FuboTV fought back against it. I can see the next contract being with Netflix, ,ESPN+, Prime and Peacock. With no network TV having it. It will cost close to $100 a month the watch the NFL. To be fair the NFL is the last major league to be mostly on free over the air TV. NHL, MLB and NBA are rarely on free TV. -
NFL will make all games available on stream in 2025.
Jrb1979 replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall
We shall see. If you want to blame anyone for what's happening it's us. As soon as we started cutting cable, the companies were going to find a way to get that money. -
NFL will make all games available on stream in 2025.
Jrb1979 replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall
It's not necessarily about greed. With cable dying as more people cut the cord, network TV is not getting the money from cable like they they did in the past. Add in the younger audience is more inclined to tune into a game on streaming versus over the air. -
NFL will make all games available on stream in 2025.
Jrb1979 replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall
They will walk away after this contract. These networks don't have the money like they used to. With what Netflix and Prime have done, the move is to put the games all on streaming only. There is more money in streaming than on network TV. -
NFL will make all games available on stream in 2025.
Jrb1979 replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall
The other thing is live sports is what drives streaming numbers, especially the ad tiers. I can see towards the end of the contract they move it to streaming only. IMO this is the last contract for the big networks. Going forward I see all games on Prime, Netflix and ESPN+ -
NFL will make all games available on stream in 2025.
Jrb1979 replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall
This is just the beginning. In a few years the over the air package will be done. As much as it sucks, the consumer had a part in this change to streaming. It goes back to people cutting out cable. This these companies way of getting back that money. -
IMO is exactly why they can't get over the hump and win a Super Bowl. They would rather take a guy who is a project, has a high ceiling but is very blue collar and comes to work everyday. Those guys will keep your team competitive most seasons but they rarely have the play making abilities that the Super Bowl winners have.
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Bolded is the big question. I get that most don't want to change anything. While he may never win a Super Bowl, it's more fun winning the AFCE every season and having a chance to win. For me if they don't at least get back to the AFC championship game then I feel it's time to move on. The goal is to win a Super Bowl, not consistently be a playoff team
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That's one time and they were 13 seconds away. The Eagles had a bunch of void years added on to contracts win now and the Rams traded a bunch of picks to win their Super Bowl. Both teams mortgaged their future to win now. I would rather win a Super Bowl, then be in the mix each year and never win one.
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After reading that I'm starting to understand why you and others are reluctant to change much in regards to regime and team building. A Super Bowl win would be nice but having a winning team each season is better. I'm not saying you don't want a Super Bowl win. If you had your choice you would take a playoff team each season over a team that wins a Super Bowl but then goes back to a middle of the pack team. Basically back to the drought era
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Reading through a bunch of these threads I feel the reason for the big difference of opinion is how you view the team. I'm on the side, that yes they have been very good to almost great every season. They are missing that blue chip talent to get them over the hump on both sides of the ball. IMO they need that dominant pass catcher regardless if its a WR or TE. They need a dominant Dline man, and either a true shutdown corner or an elite LB that makes plays. IMO they need to get at least 3-4 of those to win. I'm off the belief that they should go all in to either move up in the draft or trade picks to get that. Where many differ is there is no guarantee that works and that one of these seasons the Bills will make that play or get the call and get to the Super Bowl.
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I'm not saying they are going to be bad players. I said they will most likely be very good players. McDermott is a very good coach for developing players. What I am saying is while they may end up really good like Milano and company, I don't see them getting to the level of an AL Brown, Myles Garrett of the world.
