Briscoe89

I’m one of these Aussies. Whenever my boss asks me anything on a Monday morning the only answer that goes through my head is Bills by a Billion

The mission for Sunday is pretty simple: make the place so thoroughly and utterly inhospitable and repugnant for Patty, Trav and co that they think the gates of hell have opened up and will swallow them whole, and the whole experience inspires TayTay to write 3 songs on how she will never, ever, ever visit Buffalo again.

Here’s their master plan on how they’ll beat the Steelers in the AFC Championship game to advance to the Super Bowl… https://finheaven.com/threads/ok-the-hard-way.382104/

Ok I’m taking orders for a new innovation I’ve created to remedy the situation - The DAZN NFL GamePass App Score Avoider. For a very reasonable price I can manufacture and send to you a piece of old cardboard box cut to the exact dimensions of your TV, phone or tablet. Simply place the custom cut Score Avoider in front of your device and hit that rewind button. The days of accidentally seeing the scores for a game you wish to watch in delay are over. Also - just to complete the true DAZN flavor the first 50 customers will be signed up to a rolling month on month direct billing deal even though they didn’t ask for it and opted out of such options some months ago. Spaces are limited!

Has anyone worked out a way to enter a live game on DAZN TV app and get it to go back to the beginning without having to enter a screen where the scores are visible? Apple TV has the start from beginning option however you have to enter live play to click this option from what I can tell. Samsung TV anpp also makes you enter the live game and manually hit the rewind button. Both options require you to close your eyes and hit mute if you don’t want to see or hear the score. Clearly DAZN modelled their apps on a 1980’s VCR…

The other thing took took me a while to realise is that when the default option is replay full game, it shows the opening DAZN banner for about 10 minutes which I presume is in place of all the pre game ads you’d get from the live broadcast. I thought this was a menu screen until I saw the video timer counting down on how much longer the replay had to go. So fast forward to about the 10 min mark and the broadcast actually starts. Overall the menus, options etc have made this much harder to navigate than the old Gamepass

Yep if you go to Options / Switch Video Type you should get the different options for the games. Note that the game may actually start in full game replay mode without actually having an onscreen note identifying that it’s playing in full game replay mode- mine does on Samsung TV app. So when you go to options all it will then show you is the other highlight options, not the one that’s actually already playing

Different for me. If I use the DAZN app from the Samsung TV App Store it has a different visual set up, menu layout and different options than the same DAZN app used through Apple TV. Major differences are Apple TV version has watch from beginning option, Samsung TV app doesn’t, Samsung TV app will default to full game replay when you select a game , Apple TV gives you the options to select which version of the game you want to watch. Game in 40 is available on both - on one so it’s called highlights, on another it was called mini game

How do you view the 4 way split screen?

Ok - different devices have different options which is pretty stupid. Apple TV has full game replay, and start from beginning option. Samsung TV app had game in 40 and highlights only, no start from beginning option - need to hit the rewind button to get to the start. In my case Samsung app has less features but more stable connection and better picture quality. Apple TV more features but connection doesn’t seem as stable and picture a tad worse.

I think different devices have different options. Read in another forum that Apple TV app has a watch from beginning button. Samsung TV app definitely does not have one. Never say never however I’d be surprised if they didn’t have full game replays once the regular season starts.

Yep watching from Australia via Samsung TV app. No “watch from beginning” button on the live broadcast is an issue that won’t be fixed unfortunately. Only way to see a live game from the beginning is to open the live feed and rewind back to the start. Bad luck if you don’t want to see the live scores - I’ll need to learn how to do this with my eyes closed. Picture resolution has improved a lot from a month ago when it was complete and utter rubbish.

Bengals are very clearly beatable. They switch off in second halves and have been doing this all year. Bills are obviously also very up and down of late but if they start hot I don’t think the Bengals can flick the switch they need to drag back a decent deficit. I know they recently did exactly that against Brady a few weeks back but that was more Brady falling over himself to give them the ball back rather than anything Joe and co did to arrest the slide.

There’s a single indisputable fact that a lot of people have missed: this team and this organisation is not and has never been a throw in the towel operation. This season has proven this more than once and it will be proven again.

Bills fan here from Melbourne, Australia. Followed the Bills since 1991 which is not easy to do from the other side of the planet... Don't underestimate the resiliency of professional athletes and from where they draw their motivation. True - they are human like the rest of us are. Some, maybe all will be impacted for life by what they witnessed. But they also walk a different path day in day out from the rest of us, and no matter what we think, know, guess at or speculate on, the drive and desire that the majority of these players draw on week in week out is something that the rest of us will never really be able to fathom nor rationalise. Also - as a bit of a crude comparison - a few yeras ago we had a situation in our Aussie Rules league (our professional football league) where a particular clubs' coach was murdered mid week before a scheduled weekend game. The players were given the option to play or not play that week. They chose to play, and used the occasion to commeorate the coaches life and impact on them.