NFL Rewind Impressions?

[SteelerForLife]

I'm looking to get impressions from anyone who used NFL Rewind last season. I've read the old threads from 4+ years ago on it, but it seems like Rewind has "grown up" since then. According to the nfl.com description, you now have access to every game either later in the day (Sunday afternoon games) or the next day (Sunday, Monday, and Thursday night). I've cut the cord; I am planning to get an antenna for Sunday games and was looking at Rewind for the cable network games.

For those of you who've used Rewind recently, is it worth it? Is the streaming performance up to par?

[bkrich83]

Personally I love it. I find stream performance and the other features to be great.

[LBzrule]

Quote: Originally Posted by SteelerForLife

I'm looking to get impressions from anyone who used NFL Rewind last season. I've read the old threads from 4+ years ago on it, but it seems like Rewind has "grown up" since then. According to the nfl.com description, you now have access to every game either later in the day (Sunday afternoon games) or the next day (Sunday, Monday, and Thursday night). I've cut the cord; I am planning to get an antenna for Sunday games and was looking at Rewind for the cable network games. For those of you who've used Rewind recently, is it worth it? Is the streaming performance up to par?

When I had it it was great. I'm not getting it this year but this will definitely be my last year with cable EXCEPT for the internet. I'm cutting the cord too. Fools are insane; don't give you notices when promotions are over and want to charge you an arm and a leg. And in Nashville, Comcast doesn't have another cable competitor. Dish, AT&T, Direct TV are their only competitors so they can keep their prices relatively high.

[SteelerForLife]

Quote: Originally Posted by LBzrule

When I had it it was great. I'm not getting it this year but this will definitely be my last year with cable EXCEPT for the internet. I'm cutting the cord too. Fools are insane; don't give you notices when promotions are over and want to charge you an arm and a leg. And in Nashville, Comcast doesn't have another cable competitor. Dish, AT&T, Direct TV are their only competitors so they can keep their prices relatively high.

I feel ya. I decided I'd had enough of DTV back in May. $130 (expired discounts) for 250 channels (a good 80 of which aren't actual 'channels') when I was only watching 20 at best on a regular basis? Ridiculous. The only thing that kept me paying for so long was sports. But the 'ESPN Experience' has completely worn thin with me. The fact that they exclusively broadcast so much live content is unfortunate, but I'm ready for alternatives. I figure NFL Rewind + NBA League Pass + MLB.tv = less than 2 months of DTV payments.

I was just concerned about the video quality. I saw some complaints regarding the Rewind app streaming being laggy or unresponsive, and wanted to get some impressions before I committed since it looks like there's no money back guarantee on the service.