DawgTalkers.net Forums Thread Like Summary - Coverage Map Week 18

Browns vs Steelers in green. Greg Gumbel and Adam Archuleta on the call. See you next season, Spero!



https://506sports.com/nfl.php?yr=2022&wk=18

Crisis averted, my channel guide now show Browns/Steelers.

WTH? They're showing the bungles over the Browns in NW Ohio. That's a judgment call that's not going to fly well around here.

I know that there are a bunch of Lions fans up there being that Detroit isn't that far away I was just comparing the number of Browns fans to Bungles fans up that way. I can usually watch the Browns on one of the Dayton TV stations unless we play the same time and on the same station as the Bengals like this week then I can usually watch the Browns on one of the Lima stations but not this week for some odd reason.

Can't speak directly to how YT will handle the Ticket. But their streaming is head and shoulders above all others. I'm guessing you have to have the streaming format to include the Ticket, it won't be cheap, but you'll be cancelling all services as YT is a stand alone programming choice that offers more than enough options to replace cable, DirecTV, etc...

I never have any problems with picture quality, and YT never dials it back to lower resolution like Netflix (at which point i have to pause, back out, change resolution, etc, etc... 30 clicks to get back to what I'm watching in normal rez)... On rare occasion it may buffer for a moment and then continue.

DVR is unlimited. One click records all subsequent NFL games (or any program, sport, or just "Cavs"). Recordings are available for six months (longer if the show has been rebroadcast at any time during that period). I've watched every Buckeye game since I've had it.

User interface absolutely blows away any other platform I've seen... including navigation with the remote. Every RW or FF is a 15 second increment if you "click"... If you hold down the button, it's gradually faster until you're ripping through a three hour program, with a thumbnail, in about 20-25 seconds. And it all works seamlessly during the broadcast.

Youtube is Google. They have 55 trillion dollars lol. There won't be any hitches with the rollout, there were zero when they started YTTV. You'll be pleasantly pleased and surprised; although you will sell another little piece of your soul to Google.

Yes, they have always had the Big 10 Network.