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Just happen to get this email:
"Super Bowl streaming options: Most online guides are terrible at this, so let's just round up the options short order: The Fox Sports app will stream the game for free (and in 4K, if you have a compatible TV and streaming player) on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV/Google TV, and Xbox consoles. That'll be the best way to watch for most people. You can also try the NFL app as a backup. Got an antenna? You can watch on Fox for free, with less latency than streaming, albeit at lower resolution. Any live TV streaming service with a local Fox feed will carry the game, of course. That includes YouTube TV ($65 per month), Hulu + Live TV ($70 per month), DirecTV Stream ($75 per month), and Fubo TV ($86 per month). Sling TV Blue subscribers in select markets get a Fox feed as well. Credit goes to Phillip Swann for reporting on the free Fox Sports feed, as lots of sites are wrongly claiming that you'll need a pay TV login. I've confirmed with Fox that no login will be necessary. If you're hosting a party, may the streaming and over-the-air gods be on your side!" https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#in...HCQCMWKVRsQtlX |
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