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Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime

theguru
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On "Throwback Thursday", yes, times a million!

Who Dey!!

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    This whole "Exclusive" pay-to-watch scenario has a very Un-American feel to it to me.  Being 77 years old, I've grown up feeling like the NFL, MLB, and NBA are public domains, not to be privatized in

  • Tranquility Base
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    This needs to happen.  They did the "color rush" a few seasons ago.  Why not a "Throwback Thursday" theme.

  • bugatti
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    This is what I came across: All Thursday Night Football games are streaming on Prime Video. Local stations for the two teams that are playing on Thursday Night Football in a given week are also g

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8 minutes ago, theguru said:

On "Throwback Thursday", yes, times a million!

Who Dey!!

 

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    Before I'd pay $15 a month to watch 1 game a week I'd get the you tube packages for all the Sunday games for $35. that's not happening either. I'm still surprised the Super Bowl isn't a PPV.

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    3 minutes ago, dmh115 said:

    Before I'd pay $15 a month to watch 1 game a week I'd get the you tube packages for all the Sunday games for $35. that's not happening either. I'm still surprised the Super Bowl isn't a PPV.

    I use Amazon A LOT so I already have it.  But I understand on the 15 a month.  Also, the picture on Amazon Prime is out of this world.  I am interested to see how it compares to the picture last night on the ESPN App.

    3 minutes ago, dmh115 said:

    Before I'd pay $15 a month to watch 1 game a week I'd get the you tube packages for all the Sunday games for $35. that's not happening either. I'm still surprised the Super Bowl isn't a PPV.

    Probably couldn’t take the reduction in advertising revenue hit.  It is a revenue machine as is.

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    Our Bengals play the Steelers on Amazon Prime tonight.  I know the game is on local TV but the picture quality on local tv (even with an antenna) won't come close to matching the picture quality on Prime.  Food for thought...

    Who Dey!!

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    5 hours ago, theguru said:

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    A couple of intriguing games in there.   Obviously the division matchups (Steelers/Browns, Commanders/Giants, Colts/Texans, Ravens/Bengals) should be fun.  If Jacksonville is healthy and on, the Jags/Ravens game could be fun as could Chiefs/Rams I'd they do another of those 56-54 games.

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    From NFL on Prime:

    Joe Burrow is chasing Bengals history. ?

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    On 5/15/2026 at 9:30 PM, Tranquility Base said:

    A couple of intriguing games in there.   Obviously the division matchups (Steelers/Browns, Commanders/Giants, Colts/Texans, Ravens/Bengals) should be fun.  If Jacksonville is healthy and on, the Jags/Ravens game could be fun as could Chiefs/Rams I'd they do another of those 56-54 games.

    They all look pretty good to me, especially as I sit here right now, lol.

    On 5/15/2026 at 3:55 PM, theguru said:

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    I think this may be one of the best Thursday night lineups since the NFL started playing Thursday night games. imo

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