Wait is it on local kc tv?

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That’s awesome, outs my mind at ease…thank you!

Yes. If you are in the KC viewing area with OTA antenna, YoutubeTV, Hulu with Live TV, etc. you will be able to get the broadcast from a local affiliate.

On the subject of streaming quality:

I noticed that YouTube TV offers 4K as an add on but I couldn't figure out how many NFL games on YouTube would be 4K. As far as I could figure out, it wouldn't be very many.

An occasional Fox game here and there.

some dude on youTube kids watch

I can't say for certain, but most likely the majority of them will be available in 4K if you sign up for the plan. I haven't, but have been considering it. But from all I've read, sports broadcasts are at the very forefront of 4K recording/broadcast.

https://tvanswerman.com/2022/09/05/w...k-in-week-one/

In past seasons, CBS, NBC, ABC and ESPN have not produced any NFL games in 4K and there’s no indication that’s changing in 2022

After checking in with a handful of industry sources, it appears that Fox will not do any games in 4K during week one. (The same goes for CBS, NBC, ABC/ESPN; still no 4K from them in week one.) I have not been able to determine if that means Fox won’t do any 4K after week one.

:hmmm:

pretty sure it's on TV here in Atlanta.

Bezos gotta pay for his rockets somehow I suppose

I had a friend who thought that if he watched the East Coast network feeds he could see all of the NFL games hours earlier. He didn't understand time zones.

If it worked that way you could makes tons of money in the stock market.

It's a youtube personality, always trying to pull in Gen Z.

A couple of local news channels have posted stories regarding how to watch the game tonight, and the comments are berserk. MNF has been on ESPN for years, and that's not a free channel. For a bit, TNF was on NFL Network, which is also not a free channel. Suddenly, everyone is getting bent out of shape. If you don't have Prime Video, chances are you know someone who does. Just use their login...lol.