Theres no place like home.

[Califin]

I crunched the numbers a long time ago, and Sunday Ticket would have to rise to $320, before it would be cheaper to watch at a sports bar. At least here in Greater Cleveland anyway. On average, I was spending at least $30/wk. And you have to keep spending here, otherwise THEY CHANGE THE GAME. They did it to us 3 different times, in 3 different places. Plus, the Browns were getting blown out on two of those occasions. I know it was a “spit in your face†kinda thing from the manager.

Shining example, of how value varies by state.
Unlike Cleveland, LA's continuing absense from the NFL, has definitely been advantageous for those of us, focused on watching games played elsewhere.
Back in the day, if it wasn't the Raiders televised, it was a weekly dose of an AFC West Oppnt. Almost as unwavering, as our NFC West affiliation has been despite the Rams departure over a decade ago.
As recently as 2003, it seemed Dolfans here in LA, woke up to watch 10am Miami kickoffs, with such frequency, I would of thought Santa Monica, was as local to Miami as South Beach.
An example I suppose, of how it can vary by season as well.

Does anyone know if DirectTV, is still the only official weekly televised provider of all NFL games nationally?.

Yes it is.

Thanks PatsSuck456