Recruiting Forum Football Talk [RIP 9.3.2019]

[Volator]

Watch how many calls and non-calls belicheat will get. Will be obvious who nfl wants in sb

 

[chargervol]

How much money do you think you save? We cut the cord for two years (thinking about doing it again) and found it wasn’t that much of a difference.

Really?
I had to go back to direct because AT&T capped my data but my Direct bill was $170 and Vue was $40 for the same channels.

 

[Orange Studs]

If this keeps going like it going I want be interested in the SB AGAIN! I'll watch golf LOL

 

[volfanCLT]

Watch how many calls and non-calls belicheat will get. Will be obvious who nfl wants in sb

Lol nice one

 

[nicksjuzunk]

Just woke up and saw the PI missed call...

Are you freaking kidding me? One of the worst calls I’ve ever seen, right in front of the official

 

[nicksjuzunk]

Need it recorded?

Would have been great, but I checked the score before seeing the post. I’ll keep it in mind in the future, thanks!

 

[VolsnCards5]

Lol, pats just doing whatever they want

 

[Orange Studs]

For you guys that may know, has the Chiefs D been this soft? I really don't know.

 

[Kingston Vol]

I personally went from paying right at $120/month for cable through my local power company to $60/mo with Sling TV. To each his/her own though. It just makes sense for me.

Really?
I had to go back to direct because AT&T capped my data but my Direct bill was $170 and Vue was $40 for the same channels.

I get that, but you’re still paying for internet via the traditional means. And without the package I’d guess the internet speed you’re paying for is pretty steep to be able to stream effectively with no buffering.

So what we found is we were paying like $90 after taxes and fees (without the bundle price discount) and $30 for Sling + Hulu and Netflix, etc.

Called AT&T and now we have the same internet with cable for $110 so we’re actually saving money.

Just my opinion, but “cord cutting” is a more of a fad than a money saving option.

Unless you’re cutting TV/streaming all together and plan to watch everything illegally by some means. Then you can get a low level internet package and save a lot of money.

 

[The Dog]

I hate the Patriots, but Belichek's game plan and the way on both sides of the ball they are executing it, so far, is pure genius

 

[Rishvol]

How do you guys feel about a LA/NE SB? The same as me?

 

[Kingston Vol]

For you guys that may know, has the Chiefs D been this soft? I really don't know.

For you guys that may know, has the Chiefs D been this soft? I really don't know.

Yes - all year long they’ve been susceptible to any team willing to run it up the middle.

 

[VolsnCards5]

For you guys that may know, has the Chiefs D been this soft? I really don't know.

Yea they have the worst defense in the league when it comes to yards/game allowed

 

[ob79]

Just woke up and saw the PI missed call...

Are you freaking kidding me? One of the worst calls I’ve ever seen, right in front of the official

I'd rank it #1. He makes that call, NOLA is likely in the Super Bowl or, at the very least, LA has to drive for a tying touchdown with less than, or right at, a minute left.

I'm sure there are some calls equally as bad, but I doubt few had as much of an impact about who is the conference champion and goes on to play for a Super Bowl trophy...

 

[chargervol]

I get that, but you’re still paying for internet via the traditional means. And without the package I’d guess the internet speed you’re paying for is pretty steep to be able to stream effectively with no buffering.

So what we found is we were paying like $90 after taxes and fees (without the bundle price discount) and $30 for Sling + Hulu and Netflix, etc.

Called AT&T and now we have the same internet with cable for $110 so we’re actually saving money.

Just my opinion, but “cord cutting” is a more of a fad than a money saving option.

Unless you’re cutting TV/streaming all together and plan to watch everything illegally by some means. Then you can get a low level internet package and save a lot of money.

Never had that option, rural area so no combo packages. Paying internet price regardless.
But more importantly, without the cord cutting option, your provider is still raising your prices instead of working with you.

 

[mr.checkerboards]

Pick

 

[Maxwell]

How do you guys feel about a LA/NE SB? The same as me?

I refuse to watch that after what happened today.

 

[HeadVol77]

Huge pick by Reggie Ragland!

 

[Orange Studs]

What a break for the Chiefs!!

 

[Johnny Majors' Ghost]

I get that, but you’re still paying for internet via the traditional means. And without the package I’d guess the internet speed you’re paying for is pretty steep to be able to stream effectively with no buffering.

So what we found is we were paying like $90 after taxes and fees (without the bundle price discount) and $30 for Sling + Hulu and Netflix, etc.

Called AT&T and now we have the same internet with cable for $110 so we’re actually saving money.

Just my opinion, but “cord cutting” is a more of a fad than a money saving option.

Unless you’re cutting TV/streaming all together and plan to watch everything illegally by some means. Then you can get a low level internet package and save a lot of money.

All I know is I'm saving $60/mo. I saved $0 by bundling internet with the tv package. I live in Chattanooga and I'm fortunate enough to have EPB Fiber Optics. The WIFI alone is $58/mo. No discount for bundling with their tv package.

 

[Orange Studs]

Yea they have the worst defense in the league when it comes to yards/game allowed

Oh man thats not a good thing facing Brady.

 

[ob79]

Brady needs to lose.

But he probably won't. Ugh.

 

[Buddy’s Bandit]

Changing subjects.....anyone heard how the visits went over the weekend??

 

[BODACIOUS]

Youtube tv rocks

What all do you get with it and how much?

 

[Nash_Vol97]