Warning about TV for the Chiefs-Dolphins game
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If they don't give into pressure and just show it on regular TV, then search SportSurge and play it from there. LOTS of ads trying to get it playing, but once you have it playing it's pretty reliable.
Doesn’t impact me. I’ve had Peacock for several years to watch my rasslin pay per views I used to pay $50 a pop for. It’s $6 a month.
High of 10 and Low of -5,chance of snow and winds gusting 10-20 mph. Miami's players not quite use to that weather...I bet the Under
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I don’t know how anyone can even play when it’s that cold. My hands would be frozen and numb after 10 minutes.
over my dead body am I joining up for f*cking peacock of all things, luckily I don’t really care about football
I've been a long suffering Fins fan ever since Marino. It is hard to be a Fins fan and a Cats fan, but I have endured mediocrity only to be told I have to sign up for Peacock to watch the first Fins playoff game in twenty three years? No, I think not. Stupid effing name for a service too.
Fortunately my daughter has a peacock account so I’ll be borrowing that.
Bet someone will be live-streaming it on YouTube.
Bet someone will be live-streaming it on YouTube.
I'd love to watch it but I'm always hesistant to click on a live stream from youtube.
Did I understand Terico that the game is available in the Miami and KC markets without needing Peacock TV??
I do have a Peacock subscription and use it quite frequently however, use this site if you don't have it. Good for the out of market games in all sports. Use a VPN if you have one.
Thousands report issues with NBC streaming service ahead of Chiefs vs Dolphins
HUNDREDS of NFL fans are reporting issues per Downdetector with the streaming service Peacock ahead of the Dolphins and Chiefs playoff game this evening. 69 percent of fans are reporting problems w…
www.the-sun.com
My wife's from just outside KC. Her sibling's all live in KC now.
BIL is at the game with his adult sons. They've been tailgating all afternoon. He sent me this pic at pregame.
I'm pretty sure that is right. When teams have Monday Night Football games on ESPN, they also simulcast on free over-the-air local broadcast TV.
NBC's exclusive Peacock coverage of the Wild Card matchup between the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs brought in the lowest viewership numbers of the weekend at 23 million, per Front Office Sports.
