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That's actually much less expensive than what you would pay otherwise. Buying a DirecTV subscription is $30/mo in itself (and that's just the intro rate), then you have to pay another $60/mo for Sunday Ticket normally or $300 up front for the entire season, and you have to buy a receiver for $100. So you're looking at $580 for a six month football season (not including any installation/activation fees or taxes that they will certainly tack on). Compared to that, $340 is a deal, assuming you won't use the TV subscription for anything else.
Too bad I don't have a PS3. It'd be nice if they'd offer that sort of package for a wide range of devices, but of course the NFL and DirecTV hates competition.
Yeah, with that you could still get NFL Sunday Ticket (PS3), Netflix, and MLBTV (340 + 96 + 130 = 566), add NBA League Pass ($24 for 5 teams = $590 total) for cheaper than the cost of basic cable a year ($600@50/month). And you can switch out NHL Gamecenter for $160/yr if you watch hockey more than football and just want to DVR your local football team on the major network channels.