
Forget about expensive NFL cable TV subscription packages, this guide will show you how to watch just about any game you want for FREE!
With NFL preseason well underway it’s important that football fans know how to tune into their favorite games, especially you fantasy football fanatics like myself out there.
By following the 3 easy steps below you can watch out of market games that may not be popular enough for broadcast TV, or games that aren’t televised in local markets due to blackout restrictions (especially with the economic downturn).
(UPDATED August 14th, 2009)
1. GO to MyP2P
This is the place where all of the available NFL games will be listed by date and time with links to connect to the live streams for each of them.
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2. PICK THE GAME YOU WANT TO WATCH
As you can see in the picture below I’m about to select the Redskins vs Cowboys game.
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3. SELECT A PROGRAM TO WATCH IT WITH
There are basically 3 different programs you’ll need to install to make sure that you’ll be able to watch every available game, for it sometimes varies according to each broadcast.
Here they are:
- TVU Player
- TVAnts
- SopCast (WINDOWS ONLY) – (Direct link > http://www.sopcast.references.tv/d2/SopCast-3.2.4.zip)
Here in the picture below I chose the easiest stream of all which uses good-old-fashioned Windows Media Player. The quality of streams varies so you may want to test out a few before you kick up your feet and grab a cold beer. Each stream has a different bitrate quality and rating as voted on by active viewers to help you decide.
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Enjoy, and “Go Raiders!”
(This one’s for you Darren!)
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jared@zeropaid.com
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I’ve been using this for a few weeks now. Awesome when it works!!
go raiders???? man you are sooooo fired!!! hahaha
Raider hater….just wait till Jemarcus gets to start!
Watchin the Dallas/Green Bay game right now…….go Farve!
i love the danish commentary… this rocks!!!
it’s working for the chicago / washington game
watching the game now!
RAIDERS RULE!!
how do u do that send me a message and go raiders
I have loaded the program and did everythingy you said and when I qlick on a game it just shows me a black screen and said its buffering is over but no picture and I have downloaded everything
Try a different link from the ones listed. If that fails you may have a slow Internet connection.
does this work on apple computers? will this work if i am overseas?
Yes and yes
i thought it was free why do i have to pay for sopcast can someone explain it to me
? Sopcast is free…..(??)
http://www.sopcast.references.tv/d2/SopCast-3.2.4.zip
hello
is this for free or what ?
I hope there are no virus either. what do you know anybody……
Yes and no VIRUSES…….
Hey, will i be able to watch a football game from Europe?
If u have an Internet connection of course
That’s wuz up. Iv’e been looking for something like this. I will be watchin the Cowboys get at them bucs.
Dallas blows …Go Raiders!
Okay, NO.
this site kicks ass!!! baltimore will win superbowl this year. if not baltimore than minnesota..write it down folks
I live in Jaguar country, can I watch the local blacked out games as they are being played?
Yes.
will i be able to watch the raiders-denver game eventhough its blacked out locally?
Duh, yes
Is there any possible way to make this stream to your xbox or ps3? I have a way to make it so that if it goes to TVants I can, but every game I’ve tried to watch only gives me MediaPlayer option, it doesn’t show all the choices like your pictures do.
Where do you get the Stream Torrent from?
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/File-Sharing/Stream-Torrent.shtml
Watched the Steelers vs Detroit game. All I can say is this thing is awesome!!
I cannot get this program to work. Maybe someone can help me.
Thanks
this never works very well for me. I’ve used http://www.freesportscasts.com with success