ESPN to Buy NFLN

[dan the fin]

Hopefully this means more free NFL games on Sunday afternoons?

Honestly if I had to guess it will be part of there new ESPN flagship streaming service. It also is supposed to include ESPN+ which is like 11.99 a month now, so the new service will probably be between 20-30 and month.

 

[DrMultimedia]

Honestly if I had to guess it will be part of there new ESPN flagship streaming service. It also is supposed to include ESPN+ which is like 11.99 a month now, so the new service will probably be between 20-30 and month.

ESPN++. Even better than ESPN+, which was so much better than ESPN.

It's gotten pretty crazy with the streaming services.

 

[Not Sure]

ESPN sucks

 

[Not Sure]

So the Dallas Cowboys will be running the Redzone. It will be nonstop talk about the Dallas cowboys. That's the type of TV ESPN does. Just get rid of all the other crap and run non stop Dallas Cowboys infotainment.

 

[Fin Fan in Cali]

This would be awful. ESPN is the worst. Ugh.

I don’t watch ESPN anymore unless there is a football game I got to see.

 

[Danny]

I don’t watch ESPN anymore unless there is a football game I got to see.

same here. Either a football game or Hockey game but other than not they don’t get a minute from me

 

[newpilot82]

This is terrible news. Everything ESPN/Disney touches turns to crap

 

[Gsmack_42]

They have to get you to watch Snow White someway.

 

[rickd13]

OK guys.

I happen to agree with the sentiment about ESPN, Disney, etc., but we don't do politics here.

Y'all know better....

Oh, come on. Please?

 

[Phinagle]

We can’t have nice things.

 

[JamesWsenior]

We can’t have nice things.

Get a dog lol

 

[The Captain]

Also the NFL Network draft coverage is far better. Give me Rich and DJ over the guys at ESPN.

Agreed on that, although I've never seen anything all that "political" on ESPN, just coverage that's not as competent as the NFL Network's.

So this will be the last year of that superior draft coverage, hmmmm?

 

[Zounds]

This seems like an odd business pairing, considering the NFL owns the NFLN. It’s a revenue source that is ported directly into the NFLPA collective bargaining agreement. Meaning it’s a driver for salary cap, and in turn players salaries. If the NFL sold the channel, it’s like they are betting against themselves. It doesn’t make sense but you never know in business.

 

[gofins60]

Honestly if I had to guess it will be part of there new ESPN flagship streaming service. It also is supposed to include ESPN+ which is like 11.99 a month now, so the new service will probably be between 20-30 and month.

I subscribe to NFL+ Premium because it's the only (decent) way for me to see every Miami game at my convenience, plus any other games I'd like to see. I sure hope that ESPN keeps this separate instead of bundling it with their other shows, because I don't watch ESPN at all, ever.

 

[Coolguy3]

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