So, I’m a huge Philadelphia Eagles fan, right? And this season, I was dead set on not missing a single game. I mean, who wants to miss out on those nail-biting moments and epic wins? Definitely not me.
First things first, I had to figure out where to even watch the games. I ditched cable a while back because, let’s be real, it’s crazy expensive. So, I started looking into streaming services. I needed something that wouldn’t break the bank but would still let me catch all the Eagles action.
I dove into some serious research, you know, the whole nine yards. I checked out a bunch of options like YouTube TV, NFL+, and Paramount+. Each one had its own perks.
- YouTube TV seemed pretty cool because it has that NFL Sunday Ticket, which means you can watch pretty much any game. But it was a bit pricey, especially after the promo period. Still, it was tempting ’cause I wouldn’t miss any of the action, not just Eagles games.
- Then there’s NFL+, which is the league’s own streaming thing. It looked like a good deal if you’re outside the local market, but I’m right here in the thick of it, so that wasn’t the best option for me.
- Paramount+ was another solid choice, especially since they have the NFL on CBS channel. Plus, they have a couple of different plans, which is always nice.
I played around with a personalized schedule thing online, too. It was pretty neat – you put in your location and the services you have, and it tells you when and where the Eagles are playing. That way, you don’t accidentally miss a game because you forgot it was on or something.
After weighing all the pros and cons, I ended up going with YouTube TV. It was a little more expensive, yeah, but the idea of having access to every single game was just too good to pass up. Plus, the plan I got was like $49.99 a month for the first two months, which isn’t too shabby.
So, yeah, that’s how I made sure I could watch every Philadelphia Eagles game this season. It took a bit of digging around and comparing stuff, but in the end, it was totally worth it. Now, I’m all set for game day, every time, whether it’s Monday Night Football, the playoffs, or even the Super Bowl. Go Birds!
