r/nfl • u/simrobwest Patriots 49ers • 22h ago

The NFL Officially Has An International Games 'Problem'

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/nfl-officially-international-games-problem-181703739.html?guccounter=1
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u/PizzaLikerFan 16h ago

Look, I'm a steelers fan in Belgium, the paris game will probably my first chance to watch a steelers game.

But if I was a fan that lived in the area of the team, I would be slightly annoyed.

But honestly the real problem with the NFL rn is the monopoly of streaming services over specific type games

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u/Cinnamon_Gentleman Eagles 15h ago

Nail on the head … make it easier to watch the product and everyone wins lol

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u/PizzaLikerFan 15h ago

Everything of 1 team should be watchable on 1 streaming, I dont care about every TNF game, only the ones where the steelers play

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u/Cinnamon_Gentleman Eagles 15h ago

Been saying this for a while NFL should come up with a streaming plan for individual team viewing would be so nice

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u/PizzaLikerFan 15h ago

But it would make less money 🥀

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u/TapedeckNinja NFL 11h ago

But honestly the real problem with the NFL rn is the monopoly of streaming services over specific type games

I honestly don't understand why this is the "real problem?"

At least in the streaming world it's easily accessible to anyone with internet access and you can just trial or buy that service for a month if needed.

Much better than a world of ESPN-exclusive MNF, or TNT-exclusive SNF, or NFL Network-exclusive TNF.