For the highly anticipated NFL Wild Card game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Carolina Panthers, fans can now stream live online through Sling Blue or Orange.
The Panthers secured home field advantage due to their win in the NFC South division, despite being trailed by the more successful Rams. The match will take place at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on January 10th at 4:30 p.m. ET/1:30 p.m. PT.
However, the crucial part is how viewers can watch this clash online. The game will be broadcasted live on FOX and can also be streamed through Sling Blue or Orange subscriptions. The latter offers access to FOX, as well as a range of other top cable channels.
The price options for these streaming services are quite diverse - starting at $4.99 for a 1-day pass, with subsequent passes available in the form of 3-day and 7-day options. These allow users to get access to Sling Orange for varying durations without long-term commitment.
This NFL Wild Card game is poised to be an exciting clash between two teams eager to make their mark in the playoffs, with the Panthers having every reason to take the match home despite being underdogs against the more successful Rams.
The Panthers secured home field advantage due to their win in the NFC South division, despite being trailed by the more successful Rams. The match will take place at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on January 10th at 4:30 p.m. ET/1:30 p.m. PT.
However, the crucial part is how viewers can watch this clash online. The game will be broadcasted live on FOX and can also be streamed through Sling Blue or Orange subscriptions. The latter offers access to FOX, as well as a range of other top cable channels.
The price options for these streaming services are quite diverse - starting at $4.99 for a 1-day pass, with subsequent passes available in the form of 3-day and 7-day options. These allow users to get access to Sling Orange for varying durations without long-term commitment.
This NFL Wild Card game is poised to be an exciting clash between two teams eager to make their mark in the playoffs, with the Panthers having every reason to take the match home despite being underdogs against the more successful Rams.
but I gotta say, streaming prices are kinda steep, you know? $4.99 a day is like, what's up with that? Can't we just get a one-time option or something? And 3-day and 7-day passes feel like they're just trying to nickel and dime us 
. Still, I guess it's a good deal if you wanna binge-watch the whole playoff thing 
. The Rams vs Panthers is gonna be lit 
, can't wait to see how this one plays out! 
The fact that the Panthers are underdogs just makes this matchup even more intriguing... I love the thrill of watching those guys pull off a major upset! 
. And honestly, with Sling Blue/Orange streaming services being super affordable, we can all catch this epic match live without breaking the bank 
either way, this is gonna be an epic matchup and i can already feel the energy building up 
I was watching a stream of the new season of my favorite show on Netflix and it had an ad for Sling Blue or Orange... like what even is that? Is it like cable or something? Can you just get it without buying like a whole bunch of channels? And how do I know which one to choose between Sling Blue and Orange anyway 
they got home field advantage, which is basically free points 
. This game is gonna be lit 
. Panthers are gonna give it their all but I'm still rooting for the Rams...should be an intense match!
! And can we talk about how unfair it is that the Rams get all the love just because of their fancy LA location 
? I mean, the Panthers have been quietly grinding all season and they deserve some recognition too! The 4:30 PM ET/1:30 PM PT time slot is gonna be a real nail-biter, I'm already feeling my nerves 
. And let's not forget about the streaming options - $4.99 for a one-day pass? That's like throwing money at the problem... or in this case, onto the football field 
And speaking of teams, have you ever noticed how in sports, everyone's a fan of something that's not necessarily their own background or culture? Like, I've got friends who are huge Carolina Panthers fans even though they're from LA... I'm just curious about that 
. I mean, if you just wanna catch a one-day game, you shouldn't have to break the bank at $4.99. It'd be nice if they offered more flexible pricing options, like a monthly subscription or something. And what's up with the 3-day and 7-day passes? It feels like they're trying to nickel-and-dime us 
.