As an eleven year Directv subscriber I would love to have the "Red Zone Channel" via the NFL; without having the high dollar Sunday Ticket package.
I'd be willing to bet this will never happen. I could justify $50 (for the season) or so compared to $400. I know numerous Sunday Ticket purchasers that spend nearly all of their time on the "Red Zone" channel.
Directv cannot be happy with the NFL having a red zone channel open to cableco's and broadband competing with their own that may or may not have been their brainchild. Not to mention the $4 Billion they paid for exclusivity of Sunday Ticket.
As a D* subscriber I'm hoping to see the actual HD games. The 638.1 subchannel has not shown a thing since its launch.
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I'd be willing to bet this will never happen.
I could justify $50 (for the season) or so compared to $400. I know numerous Sunday Ticket purchasers that spend nearly all of their time on the "Red Zone" channel.
Directv cannot be happy with the NFL having a red zone channel open to cableco's and broadband competing with their own that may or may not have been their brainchild. Not to mention the $4 Billion they paid for exclusivity of Sunday Ticket.