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Next 2 games for Miami will hit a very limited audience

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Per Barry Jackson:

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Dolphins' next 2 games likely to go to fairly limited audiences. Dolphins-Texans is getting CBS' No. 6 team (Dedes/Feely) four days after Thanksgiving. Dolphins-49ers on Dec. 4 was previously crossflexed to Fox at 4:05; CBS has double-header and will send KC-Cincy to most at 4:25
 
Per Barry Jackson:
Barry Jackson
@flasportsbuzz


Dolphins' next 2 games likely to go to fairly limited audiences. Dolphins-Texans is getting CBS' No. 6 team (Dedes/Feely) four days after Thanksgiving. Dolphins-49ers on Dec. 4 was previously crossflexed to Fox at 4:05; CBS has double-header and will send KC-Cincy to most at 4:25
People outside “us” will be pissed. This offense=extremely entertaining to watch.
 
I'm wishing I did.
I got the streaming version because my son is a college student. About $120 for the season. Although, I need to go to a local bar for one of the games. There is a pretty active Dolphins fan club here that takes over most of one of the local bars...... it is also across the street from a Bills bar. Pretty friendly rivalry.
 
How is the biggest sport in the U.S. still stuck in the 1980s with it's restrictions on who can even watch the product?

I'm pretty sure the ancient Egyptians had better access to their favorite teams.

It's 2022. You'd think I'd be able to dial up a Dolphins game, in my house, and select from about 10 different audio feeds with a variety of commentators. People would pay a lot of money for that kind of quality. Sell a team subscription or something. Good Lord.
 
How is the biggest sport in the U.S. still stuck in the 1980s with it's restrictions on who can even watch the product?

I'm pretty sure the ancient Egyptians had better access to their favorite teams.

It's 2022. You'd think I'd be able to dial up a Dolphins game, in my house, and select from about 10 different audio feeds with a variety of commentators. People would pay a lot of money for that kind of quality. Sell a team subscription or something. Good Lord.

It’s no different for any of the major sports. They all are shown by region/local area.

Besides, I’m not actually sure what you expect. The games are all on at the same time. They can’t show 4-9 different games on the same local channel.

As for your last paragraph, there has been an NFL Sunday Ticket subscription package around since 1993 or 1994. Perhaps you’ve heard of it?

No, they don’t offer “team” packages, but why would they when they can charge more to offer all?

That might change next season with whomever lands the new TV deal.
 
I got the streaming version because my son is a college student. About $120 for the season. Although, I need to go to a local bar for one of the games. There is a pretty active Dolphins fan club here that takes over most of one of the local bars...... it is also across the street from a Bills bar. Pretty friendly rivalry.
Can I still get it?
 
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