Should I get the SUNDAY TICKET? Would you?

**The Black Wolf** · 03-17-2013

http://www.directv.com/sports/nfl

^ Should I get the SUNDAY TICKET? It's $225 for ALL the NFL football games my heart desires. It's all the football games but it's $225.

If I get it, I'd come on PSU and sing, "Yes I got the SUNDAY TICKET". (I'd sing like the "Golden Ticket" song on Charlie and The Chocolate Factory)

By the way, would YOU spend more money to get more sports coverage in the sports you like? If you liked baseball or soccer, you'd buy the package to watch all the baseball or soccer games.

Edit:
And that darkie $Greatness$ would be jealous. *Evil Laugh*

**claud3** · 03-17-2013

Well it is really up to you, are you passionate enough too spend that money for an all season ticket or are you just excited to know your favorite team is playing on them dates...

TOUGH one, i say go for it or get half of the dates and watch the rest on T.V

**keefy** · 03-17-2013

NOPE!

Sky sports want £21 per month so F1 fans can watch it, think about it if that all you are interested in why bither? YOu will get on average 2 races in 1 month for £250 per year, doesn't seem like good value to me.

**Felix336** · 03-17-2013

Depends. I live in my favorite team's market, so I get to watch all of those anyway. Plus, there's already enough other games on that there is too much to watch anyway. Besides the home market game, there is usually 2-3 other games on Fox + CBS, the Sunday night game on NBC, the Monday night game on ESPN, and the Thursday night game on NFL network (if you have it). So including the home market game, that 5-7 games a week, which to me is already a lot. Plus, if you need more football, there's always plenty of college games on Friday nights and all day Saturday.

Personally, I think the different sports packages are best for if you live out of your favorite teams market (especially for baseball). But that's just my personal view of it. If you really want it, can afford it, and will use it, then go for it.

**KillingSpree0** · 03-17-2013

You don't want to wait on it and make the decision come preseason?

**Dave-The-Rave** · 03-17-2013

I would just look online and find a free stream.

**mickice** · 03-17-2013

Can you honestly waste $225 without a care in the world?

**Lethal_NFS** · 03-17-2013

I always get the Sunday Ticket and I love it. I am a big fantasy football guy, and having all the games available is fantastic. I usually split the cost with my buddy who has Direct TV, and I use the PS3 app to watch the games.

**The Black Wolf** · 03-17-2013

Originally Posted by KillingSpree0

You don't want to wait on it and make the decision come preseason?

That's a good idea. I'm probably going to do it because I am outside my favorite team's market and I don't always like the games CBS and Fox show.

I've wanted it for years and now I'm going to move forward and do it. I'm just not going to do it right now. It's March.

**admartian** · 03-17-2013

I'd get it if NFL.com didn't give us Internationals free access to NFL GamePass

. (well at least free for 2012 season)

**$Greatness$** · 03-17-2013

Don't go hatin' my swag, Ms. Wolf.

I'd say go for it. In the grand scheme, $225 isn't that much if its worth it to you. I just bought a pair of shoes for $265. (Never again by the fucking way) But you get the point. I find streams online, but I thought about getting the ticket myself. It's very possible I might get it this year even though I don't condone the current direction the NFL is going in.

In short...

DO IT!

**o0StatiK** · 03-17-2013

It honestly depends on how passionate you are about the sport.

I'm a HUGE NHL fan, so if they had something similar for NHL, I would spend my money on it in a heartbeat.

If you have the money to spend, and truly love NFL, go for it.