It's not just about the technical difficulties (although, let's be honest, those are pretty frustrating too). The real problem is that some fans are being forced to shell out extra cash for yet another streaming service just to watch their beloved team play. And let's not forget about the blackout restrictions – because what's more fun than being unable to watch a game because it's not available in your area?
Die-hard fans are taking to social media to express their outrage, with some even going so far as to say they'll boycott the season if things don't change. Now, we're not sure if that's just a empty threat, but one thing's for sure – the NFL has got some'splainin' to do. After all, football is a religion in the US, and you don't mess with people's Sunday Funday.
But here's the thing: the NFL is actually trying to catch up with the times. They're attempting to make games more accessible to a wider audience, which is admirable, but perhaps they're going about it the wrong way. We mean, who needs multiple streaming services when you just want to watch a simple game of football?
