[VinceT]

The NFL is getting greedy!

Any suggestions services or alternatives that are not a small fortune?

[newzooreview]

Are you looking to watch out-of-market games in the US?

Or located outside of the US?

[VinceT]

Really just my team. I only use streaming services. Just don't want to pay 80+ per month for nfl or Fubo.

[newzooreview]

If your team is local then you can get an antenna and watch it on one of the local stations.

https://www.amazon.com/TV-Antenna-Channels-Support-Booster/dp/B0DFNTR184

If the team is not in your area then there's no legal way around paying for the NFL Game Pass (which is an add-on for Youtube TV).

Of course, there are online services that advertise illegal sports streaming, but, in addition to breaking the law, that would entail handing credit card info to a criminal enterprise.

[charmerci]

Really just my team. I only use streaming services. Just don't want to pay 80+ per month for nfl or Fubo.

I haven't checked recently but on NFL dot com, you used to be able to pay for just your team. Also, they give big discounts after half/most of the season is over.

[Letitroll98]

Paramount for CBS games is $7 or $8.  Peacock for the NBC Sunday night game is $8.  Fox and ESPN are only available on one of those high priced bundles like Sling, Hulu, etc, but you then get the CBS and NBC included.  NFL+ has a lot of the games on your phone or tablet for around $6, but I haven't been able to figure out how they decide which ESPN or local games they pick.  Prime comes with the Thursday night game.  As noted a good indoor antenna will bring most local games in if you don't live far out in the country like I do.

[Doublej]

FYI, there are DVRs that record over the air signals. Search OTA DVR to learn more.

[ctviggen]

I don't use their over-the-air DVRs, but I do use another device that's been great:

https://www.silicondust.com/hdhomerun/

I think they do charge some fee (not sure how much) for the DVR.

Where I live, over-the-air would be tough, as the transmitters are pretty far away and there are tall trees everywhere. 

[Doublej]

I don't use their over-the-air DVRs, but I do use another device that's been great:

https://www.silicondust.com/hdhomerun/

I think they do charge some fee (not sure how much) for the DVR.

Where I live, over-the-air would be tough, as the transmitters are pretty far away and there are tall trees everywhere.

How are you getting content? I thought Silicon Dust used OTA tuners as the content source.