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If you have good internet connectivity, you can get Sunday Ticket without using DirecTV....just point your browser to: sundayticket.tv You can watch games on your computer, your tablet, or your TV with the proper hardware attached....here's all of the supported hardware: COMPATIBLE DEVICES AND SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The following devices have been certified (device / OS can support all NFL Sunday Ticket features) for the NFL SUNDAY TICKET app. However, you may be able to download and use the app on a device that is not included in this list. Additional devices may be added before the start of the 2018 NFL regular season. CONNECTED DEVICES XBOX One Apple TV (tvOS 4th generation +, OS 10.x and above) Google Chromecast PlayStation®4 Roku 2+ Roku Streaming Stick Amazon Fire TV Amazon Fire TV Stick Samsung Smart TV (Tizen OS 2016+ ) Android TV Apple Watch [no live games SMARTPHONES OPERATING SYSTEMS (OS): Apple iOS 10.x and above Android OS 4.4 and above APPLE: iPhone 5S and above iPod Touch 6th Generation ANDROID: Google Nexus 5X and above Google Pixel and above HTC One(M8) + HTC10 and above LG G5 and above LG V10 and above Samsung Galaxy S6 and above Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and above Sony Experia X Performance,XA,XZ and above OnePlus 5 and above TABLETS OPERATING SYSTEMS (OS): Apple iOS 10.x and above Android OS 4.4 and above Windows 10 and above Kindle OS 4.2 and above APPLE TABLETS: iPad Air 1st Generation and above iPad Mini 4th Generation and above iPad 4th Generation and above iPad Pro ANDROID TABLETS: Google Nexus 7 and above Samsung Galaxy Note Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 and above WINDOWS TABLETS: Surface 3 Surface Pro 2 and above KINDLE Kindle Fire HD 4 th Generation and above Kindle Fire HDX 4th Generation and above PC/MAC WINDOWS: Windows7 (Firefox and Chrome only),Windows 10 MAC: OSX10.10.xand above FIREFOX: Latest version (both O/S) CHROME: 59+ IE: Windows 10: Edge / IE11 SAFARI: 10+

I get Sunday Ticket through my XBox and although I live in Chicago, I can assure you that if a game is on local TV or national TV, it will be blacked out on Sunday Ticket. One workaround you can use is a VPN. You can get a VPN service pretty cheap ($5-10 a month or so?) which allows you to log into a web service (in this case, Sunday Ticket) from another part of the world using a proxy. I use Hide My Ass. It's a little more expensive, but it allows me to pick a specific city to log in from. I choose a large metro area that would fall outside the blackout area...like New York. Sunday Ticket thinks I'm in NY and therefore DC games are not blacked out. National games are always blacked out although you might be able to get them from Canada or Europe through a VPN. TunnelBear is a cheaper VPN solution, but I don't know how many US proxies it has...you might have to use a Canada proxy to hit it. Generally speaking, the farther away the proxy is from you, the lower the quality of the stream will be. Ultimately your mileage may vary. spark

I don't think "Game Rewind" is a thing anymore...it's all Game Pass now (outside of Sunday Ticket, which is live). From their website: When will regular season and Postseason games be made available on NFL Game Pass? Broadcast versions of Sunday morning and afternoon games (9:30am ET, 1pm ET & 4pm ET) are available by 8pm ET on Sunday. Broadcast versions of Sunday Night, Monday Night, Thursday Night and Saturday NFL games are available soon after the conclusion of the applicable game telecast. If you are accessing NFL Game Pass through a free trial, Thursday night games will not be available until 72 hours after the telecast.

If you missed the game last night....you can find the condensed version (just snap to snap) here: http://bit.ly/1Et5khn Note that you can adjust the resolution as high as 720p in the bottom right corner. Enjoy.

I realize I'm a bit late to the party....but I work in photoshop for a living and couldn't resist....hope you enjoy... this needs no caption.