Your getting your wording wrong.
Broadcast means that Sunday Ticket is the channel that is showing the games. Its not, its just name of a package.
NBC broadcast the show because it went through its channel. When you watch Sunday Ticket, its not through a Sunday Ticket channel, but just CBS or Fox channel routed through the package.
Originally posted by Smasandian
Your getting your wording wrong.Broadcast means that Sunday Ticket is the channel that is showing the games. Its not, its just name of a package.
NBC broadcast the show because it went through its channel. When you watch Sunday Ticket, its not through a Sunday Ticket channel, but just CBS or Fox channel routed through the package.
I'll make it simple.
NBC has a channel
Directtv has a channel for Sunday Ticket games
Neither NBC or Directtv are covering the game
NFL Channel is covering the game
Fox is covering the game
The game is being broadcast through the NBC channel, though they aren't covering the game
The game is being broadcast through the channel Directtv has specifically set up for Sunday Ticket games, though they aren't covering the game
Just return Sunday Ticket if you can't understand this.
Directtv is broadcasting the game because it's their channel. I forget which numbers the games are on, so lets just say 756. That is a channel. There is a game on that channel, that is being covered by Fox. It's Fox's feed. But they are broadcasting the game, through their channel.
A method of sending information over a network.
Fox's Feed>>>>Fox 11>>>Channel 756 = broadcast
Fox's Feed>>>Fox 11 Channel = broadcast
NFL Channel Feed>>>NBC = broadcast
Originally posted by Lord Evolution
Did you even read what I said?
"Sunday Ticket broadcast of the Fox and CBS games."Meaning they are showing the Fox and CBS games. If they didn't broadcast anything, then there would be no Sunday Ticket.
Think of it like this, though it's not exactly the same. NBC showed the Giants-Pats game last season in week 17. But it was the NFL channel's feed.
Everyone knows everything you two are saying. This is common knowledge, at least for those who have had Sunday Ticket before.
Hey, Lord Evo.
I've had Directv for five years now. This is my third year purchasing the NFL Sunday Ticket. I look forward to watching different games starting on sunday. Who do you want to have a good year?
Originally posted by Lord Evolution
I'll make it simple.NBC has a channel
Directtv has a channel for Sunday Ticket games
Neither NBC or Directtv are covering the game
NFL Channel is covering the game
Fox is covering the game
The game is being broadcast through the NBC channel, though they aren't covering the game
The game is being broadcast through the channel Directtv has specifically set up for Sunday Ticket games, though they aren't covering the game
Just return Sunday Ticket if you can't understand this.
Directtv is broadcasting the game because it's their channel. I forget which numbers the games are on, so lets just say 756. That is a channel. There is a game on that channel, that is being covered by Fox. It's Fox's feed. But they are broadcasting the game, through their channel.
Fox's Feed>>>>Fox 11>>>Channel 756 = broadcast
Fox's Feed>>>Fox 11 Channel = broadcast
NFL Channel Feed>>>NBC = broadcast
Your right, I got my wording wrong.
Originally posted by DanZeke25
I'm just mad when the Giants got the ball at the 1 they didn't give it to Jacobs and instead ran with Eli. 13 Would have been 6 more points for my team. He still had a pretty good game though.
I didn't see the game but is that what happened??? If I lose in my league Ima be pissed.
Originally posted by DanZeke25
I'm just mad when the Giants got the ball at the 1 they didn't give it to Jacobs and instead ran with Eli. 13 Would have been 6 more points for my team.
This is exactly the reason I have conditioned (forced) myself to absolutely clear my mind of all fantasy stuff until Monday mornings. It took 7 years, but I did it and enjoy the games more.
Of course, being in 5 leagues, it also came to the point where almost any given skill player on the field was either for me or against me. I think one time I had T.O. on 3 of my teams and against me in 2 other leagues.
But to the game, Madden called it right off the bat. Kick the field goal, recover the miracle onside kick, and perform the miracle hail mary. Despite the odds against that happening, it would have still gave the Skins a better chance to win than what they actually did with 13 seconds left.
yea sometimes teams get too creative. yes eli scored on the bootleg and yes a run with jacobs was obvious. but when u have a big power back and 1st and goal on the 1 i think u hand it to him 3 times if he cant get in he prolly shouldnt have his job. they also took jacobs out and ran ward (who got stuffed) on one 3rd and short.
at the end madden was right. you absolutely have to kick the fg, then onside, hail marry. even if the deep pass would have scored, after the onside there wouldnt be time to get closer for a fg so they would have to throw up a hail merry anyway. You could say well hes a rookie coach but youd think being around football and an ex qb hed know better.
Originally posted by botankus
This is exactly the reason I have conditioned (forced) myself to absolutely clear my mind of all fantasy stuff until Monday mornings. It took 7 years, but I did it and enjoy the games more.Of course, being in 5 leagues, it also came to the point where almost any given skill player on the field was either for me or against me. I think one time I had T.O. on 3 of my teams and against me in 2 other leagues.
But to the game, Madden called it right off the bat. Kick the field goal, recover the miracle onside kick, and perform the miracle hail mary. Despite the odds against that happening, it would have still gave the Skins a better chance to win than what they actually did with 13 seconds left.
I enjoy it better when I'm thinking of my team and whoever I'm against. It makes the games more exciting IMO, or at least the games that I wasn't that interested in to begin with.