Do you have to pay for Peacock to watch the Dolphins vs. Chiefs?

[MULTIZ321]

Do you have to pay for Peacock to watch the Dolphins vs. Chiefs?

Do you have to pay for Peacock to watch the Dolphins vs. Chiefs?

If you're excited to watch the Miami Dolphins in the playoffs this week, some of that excitement might have taken a hit when you saw their game is airing on Pea

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Richard

 

[buzglyd]

I think they give a free trial. It’s $5.99 for a month and some credit cards have offers. My AMEX is currently covering the cost for 3 months.

 

[wackymother]

Also, if you already have Instacart+, Peacock comes with your membership.

 

[MM9]

I just wanted to say, I saw this and thought it was such a desperate money grab by NBC. And I say this, as a mostly happy subscriber to Peacock by way of my SO.

People shouldn't have to enroll in a Free Trial. It should be carried over Cable and Local Channels.

 

[x3 skier]

Just one more reason I don't watch the No Fun League anymore.

 

[PamMo]

We were just laughing about going to a sports bar to watch the game instead of signing up for Peacock. It definitely won’t save us money going to the bar!

 

[davidvel]

Note that if you are in the local broadcast region for either of these teams, it will be on "regular "TV (NBC).

 

[PamMo]

But, if you're timesharing far away from home, you either have to find a sports bar playing the Chiefs' game, or pay the Peacock!

 

[sparty]

It should be very entertaining to watch Dolphins play in -11 F degree weather.

 

[LannyPC]

For the last few years, I have been "watching" NFL, NHL, CFL, and MLS games on You Tube on these respective leagues' You Tube channels. I like how I can zip through a game in about 10 minutes. It just shows the highlights but in very quick succession. With NFL games, it shows about 65% of the plays which are usually the most significant plays. For instance, it won't show a second-down play where the pass was incomplete and brought up a third down.

You usually have to wait until about 45 minutes after the final whistle for the You Tube version of the game so one of the downsides is that you have to make sure you don't know or hear the score before watching.

So tomorrow, if I want to watch the MIA-KC game, I'll wait until about 9:00 PM Pacific and turn on You Tube. The game will be done in about 10 minutes without all the stoppages and whistles.

 

[x3 skier]

For the last few years, I have been "watching" NFL, NHL, CFL, and MLS games on You Tube on these respective leagues' You Tube channels. I like how I can zip through a game in about 10 minutes. It just shows the highlights but in very quick succession. With NFL games, it shows about 65% of the plays which are usually the most significant plays. For instance, it won't show a second-down play where the pass was incomplete and brought up a third down.

You usually have to wait until about 45 minutes after the final whistle for the You Tube version of the game so one of the downsides is that you have to make sure you don't know or hear the score before watching.

So tomorrow, if I want to watch the MIA-KC game, I'll wait until about 9:00 PM Pacific and turn on You Tube. The game will be done in about 10 minutes without all the stoppages and whistles.

I watch NCAA Games the same way. Another benefit is few commercials which you can usually skip after 5 seconds or so.

 

[PamMo]

It should be very entertaining to watch Dolphins play in -11 F degree weather.

It's going to be brutal for EVERYONE! The stadium is issuing warnings for fans and installing warming tents inside Arrowhead and outside in the parking lots. Temps at kickoff are expected to be -1F with a windchill of -23F and temps will drop throughout the night! It's no wonder tickets on StubHub and Ticketmaster are only $40. Brrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[x3 skier]

Might be like the 1981 Freezer Bowl between the Bengals and Chargers. -9F Temp and -59F Wind Chill.

There were 500000 in attendance (if you counted everyone in Cincinnati who says they were there).

 

[gln60]

Or the ICE BOWL in 2007…the Giants against the Packers in the NFC Championship game in Green Bay…it was -13 degrees at Lambeau field..the Giants won..and went on to win the Super Bowl that year.