14 minutes ago, 315Eagles said:

So I have to spend $15 a month on Prime just to watch Thursday night football?  Yeah no thanks.

If they offered something cheaper just for watching the game itself then maybe I'd cave in.  I don't give a **** about Prime otherwise. 

For 15 bones you can see a chick suck her own d. Well worth it

4 minutes ago, WentzFan11 said:

I wonder what pricing will be next year for sunday ticket. I am paying whatever it costs. 

I have got it free for the last 6 years. That all ends next year.

12 minutes ago, MillerTime said:

It’s $3.75 a game. Idk how you get much cheaper than that. 

And you get free 2 day shipping which pretty much pays for itself in the first couple of purchases.  Prime with its prices and shipping is a no brainer in today's world

 Pickens may have dropped a TD at 4:04:37 Amazon time, about 2:30 left in the 4th quarter, he jumped with just his right hand up and tipped the ball almost to the CB.  Trubisky doesn’t likely have it in him though to say anything.    

Who the hell is Ryan Pickett?

Tomlin is a very good head coach, but he is way too conservative.

Trubisky should have looked Freirmuth's way more often.

Was only targeted twice the entire game.

And those two targets went for 41 yards on their last scoring drive in the 4th quarter.

26 minutes ago, Iggles25 said:

Trubisky should have looked Freirmuth's way more often.

Was only targeted twice the entire game.

And those two targets went for 41 yards on their last scoring drive in the 4th quarter.

They really should consider going with Pickett and not trubisky. The Steelers offense has scored 16, 14 and 17 the last 3 weeks (first game the Steelers defense had a td). The offense isn’t getting any better. They are basically the same every week which is just not very good for long portions of the games. Their oline isn’t great but the QB position with those WRs, Harris and friermuth still should be playing better. They won’t do it yet. 

1 minute ago, MillerTime said:

It’s $3.75 a game. Idk how you get much cheaper than that. 

I already pay quite a bit for TV, which TNF has been on for years, and other streaming services.  

Doesn't make sense for me to pay an extra $15 a month for 1 game every week.

1 hour ago, dawkdaballhawk said:

For 15 bones you can see a chick suck her own d. Well worth it

I'll take your word for it.

2 hours ago, TorontoEagle said:

He’s part of our solid rotation 

He is but Sweat is probably considered the prime part of our DE rotation.  Wouldn’t call them more than solid as the struggle to get sacks.  Rotation looks different and not just because Barnett is out.  For two games now, they have only activated three DE.  They have had formations where Cox and Williams have taken DE snaps and even Patrick Johnson. 

Lol

 

Alright whats the projection look like for today? I see 73 degrees and blue sky.

8 hours ago, 315Eagles said:

So I have to spend $15 a month on Prime just to watch Thursday night football?  Yeah no thanks.

Not defending Amazon, but they offer lots of other good content/benefits too.

This is where it's going. Apple+ just bought the rights to the SB Halftime show & will try to get Sunday Ticket package.

24 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Safety check on Bacarty 

He’s busy slaying dimes

10 minutes ago, RLC said:

Not defending Amazon, but they offer lots of other good content/benefits too.

This is where it's going. Apple+ just bought the rights to the SB Halftime show & will try to get Sunday Ticket package.

I just dont know how it is going to benefit people to drop cable once the day comes that they need to have 15 different streaming services to ensure they can see all of the different programming they want. 

I dropped cable about 2 years ago for youtube TV, and its been great. But if everything is going to fragment off to services like apple, hulu, amazon, etc over time then its going to end up becoming more expensive than cable, and less convenient when you always have to be changing apps on your TV.

Best thing will be if they dont get the number of people signing up that they want. Hopefully people show them viewership wont be the same as it is on a large network that is broadcast across multiple streaming services and cable companies simultaneously. 

I already have YTTV, Amazon, and Netflix. I am not interested in adding more. 

3 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I just dont know how it is going to benefit people to drop cable once the day comes that they need to have 15 different streaming services to ensure they can see all of the different programming they want.

It's not.

Media companies lost money once cord cutting started during the recession in 2008/2009. How do they retake that lost market share? Streaming services in which they get to take 100% of the revenue.

The only way to really make all of this efficient for the consumer is to share accounts (ex: I pay for Netflix, you pay for Disney+, we'll share passwords) to share the load. Companies are also starting to crack down on that.

Amazon at least is willing to eat some $$$ on the Amazon Prime subscription, because they'll make it up on future product purchases.

14 minutes ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

He’s busy slaying dimes

morning crack head, 

7 hours ago, BigEFly said:

He is but Sweat is probably considered the prime part of our DE rotation.  Wouldn’t call them more than solid as the struggle to get sacks.  Rotation looks different and not just because Barnett is out.  For two games now, they have only activated three DE.  They have had formations where Cox and Williams have taken DE snaps and even Patrick Johnson. 

Morphing to the 3-4?

Hypothetical here...

So lets say Hurts establishes himself as the QB going forward and we no longer need to go after a QB in the draft. Would yall be willing to give up a 1st...probably the higher of the two...to the Panthers for Brian Burns? 

10 minutes ago, UndyTaker said:

Hypothetical here...

So lets say Hurts establishes himself as the QB going forward and we no longer need to go after a QB in the draft. Would yall be willing to give up a 1st...probably the higher of the two...to the Panthers for Brian Burns? 

I'd consider it. Better than Sweat and he's only 24.

 

15 hours ago, Cliftoma said:

Yes.  I asked for red on both logos.  Here is the proof I approved.  I don't know how that hunter orange is anything close to what I ordered.  

 

If they keep arguing, I would add in a side by side image of the above and what they have delivered. It's pedantic, but kind of hard for anyone to go, looks the same to me.

36 minutes ago, RLC said:

Not defending Amazon, but they offer lots of other good content/benefits too.

This is where it's going. Apple+ just bought the rights to the SB Halftime show & will try to get Sunday Ticket package.

Over here, Amazon have Tennis, International Rugby, some Premier League football and a whole bunch of programming + free delivery. For £8.99 a month.  I don't want Prime, but the cost is so low and now it's an easier sell to have than Netflix that has little to nothing worth watching any more.

12 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

I hate it because you cant switch channels. SOmetimes I get fuzzyiness. sometimes a little lag. nothing crazy, but impossible to flip to and from the PHillies. 

 

I thought you would have signed up for the draft kings contest to kick our ass and take our money. Surely a high value male below 40 making over 100k can afford the 2 dollar entry, right?

30 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Morphing to the 3-4?

I can’t say for sure.  They run a lot of 4/2 fronts.   I suspect instead of a single base, they will go to even more of a developed situational base.   Nothing new about that.  Ravens and Patriots have done that to a degree for years.  At least that is what I hope.  

40 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Morphing to the 3-4?

On neutral downs or run downs we have been running the 4i, which is a variant on the 3-4. On passing downs we run a 4-2.