NFL Network

Anyone have this, I just joined for a month but don't really understand how it works. How do you watch whatever is on live at that time, just like a tv channel, as i only have the option to watch lots of videos that I could watch even before I subscribed

You want to log in on the NFL Network Online screen and click Launch Console in the subscription screen.

They've changed it so it's like the Gamepass player, before scrolling back in time was complete guess work. Now you can pin point where you want to go back to.

I'm trying to renew my subscription and it won't let me.

EDIT

It doesn't let you get 3 for 2 twice. Just got 1 month for £2.99.

Make sure you tune in tonight at midnight for the 2012 Schedule Release Show.

is NFLN free it was for the combine

No. It's £2.99 a month or 3 months for 2 £5.99. or a year for £29.99.

MockingJay33 wrote:No. It's £2.99 a month or 3 months for 2 £5.99. or a year for £29.99.

To clarify again. They will show the NFL draft live on NFL.com using the NFLN coverage for everybody just like the Combine.

However. They do after a while jump from the main NFLN feed to a secondary NFL.com special feed which tends to focus more on the previous picks rather than the full NFL Network coverage which is much better and based more on whats actually going on at the podium and on the phones.

What MockingJay is referring to is the full blown NFLN subscription, i.e. the 24/7(?) channel that runs over in the States. The advantage to that is the massive amount of other programming and the fact you can stick with the main draft feed throughout without resorting to "other" streaming

... My next post had better be good... 999 and counting

Crazy_dave despite the fact I will be doing what I deleted from your post I'm pretty sure I still have to delete it.

By which I ofcourse mean I'll be using the proper stream on the NFL.com site and only that one.

NFL Network isn't a great channel it's mainly repeats of old shows that can probably be found on the net anyway. It is reasonable given the amount you pay though.