I'm getting annoyed with all these streaming services 
... can't they just make one simple app for once? Like, I don't need all this extra stuff to watch football. And what's up with the prices? $89.99/month is just crazy 
. I mean, I know it's a great way to get access to live sports and all, but come on. Can't they just cut out some of the channels and stick to the basics? Or better yet, make NFL+ available for free like that one company in China 
... anyway, at least it looks like you've got a good selection of options now
... can't they just make one simple app for once? Like, I don't need all this extra stuff to watch football. And what's up with the prices? $89.99/month is just crazy . I mean, I know it's a great way to get access to live sports and all, but come on. Can't they just cut out some of the channels and stick to the basics? Or better yet, make NFL+ available for free like that one company in China ... anyway, at least it looks like you've got a good selection of options now
. Just kidding! But seriously, who needs cable when you've got affordable streaming services? It's time to "level the playing field" and give everyone access to the games they want to watch without breaking the bank 
, they got all the games on one platform and its pretty cheap at $6.99/month. Plus, no annoying ads to interrupt my football vibes 
. I've tried Fubo TV before but it was a bit too pricey for me. And Hulu + Live TV is just too expensive if you ask me... but hey, if you wanna watch all the games in one place, its worth it, right? 
! Like, I get it, sports is big business, but can't we just stream it all for like, $10 a month or something? 
. And I'm still gonna be using my trusty old Hulu + Live TV subscription 
, it's already doing me 90 channels of sports goodness without breaking the bank 
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While options like Fubo TV and Sling TV do offer some cheaper alternatives or free trials, $89.99/month on Hulu + Live TV seems like a significant investment for a relatively short event. And let's not forget about data caps and internet speed limitations that can affect streaming quality 
Additionally, I think it's interesting to note that these services often require long-term commitments, which might not be ideal for casual viewers 
then again i have friends who signed up for hulu + live tv just for the sports package lol that's a lot of money right now i'm considering nfl+ since its like 7 bucks a month what's your take on these services?