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NFL.com offers game rewind. You can watch any game this week after the end of the Sunday night game or any game from previous weeks. I am doing the free trial now. It is pretty cool you can watch the condensed games. I just watched the Jags game from last week in 30 mins.

 

Can't wait until the end of the Sunday night game so I can watch the Colts game today. I didn't feel like going to the bar at 9am to watch it this morning. Yeah early games are at 9am in AK. The only time we get the Colts up here are primetime games. It is lame that I will know the score but getting to watch what happened myself and rewind plays, watch certain guys all that stuff way cool.

 

I would recommend it to anyone who doesn't get the Colts games. I think it is $70 for the entire season. I am going to pay it. Any game you want to see it is there. It isn't limited to just one team.

 

Be careful if you do the free trial it is one of those deals if you don't cancel it then it automatically charges you. I am not sure how long the free trial will last.

 

Thanks Superman for the heads up on the product.

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This is the second year I've used it.  I live in Texas and I can't stand Direct TV for various reasons...and this is the best I can do.  

 

Apart from the mandatory viewing delay, it's a pretty good service.  I recommend it to people who want to use other avenues than DTV.

my first weekend and 70 sounds like a lot of dough until you think about the  amount  of games you get to watch and he number of times you can watch them. I am in plus I have no choice if I want to catch al the Colts games.

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my first weekend and 70 sounds like a lot of dough until you think about the  amount  of games you get to watch and he number of times you can watch them. I am in plus I have no choice if I want to catch al the Colts games.

 

The $70 also gets you previous seasons to watch (apparently back to 2009).  That was fun for me because I missed a big chunk of Luck's rookie season due to work, and I was able to go back and watch the legend begin (Green Bay).  The Seattle game from last year was worth the price of admission for me.  

 

If anybody does sign up for it and pay, it automatically renews at the beginning of August, just an FYI. 

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The $70 also gets you previous seasons to watch (apparently back to 2009).  That was fun for me because I missed a big chunk of Luck's rookie season due to work, and I was able to go back and watch the legend begin (Green Bay).  The Seattle game from last year was worth the price of admission for me.  

 

If anybody does sign up for it and pay, it automatically renews at the beginning of August, just an FYI. 

Thanks for that bit of information so they just keep you on indefinitely unless you cancel.

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