NFL’s Ridiculous Sunday Ticket Prices Revealed

When NFL fans discovered the astronomical cost of accessing NFL Sunday Ticket through the Apple Store, they erupted in justified outrage. The price tag? A staggering $679.99 for the basic package, or an even more outrageous $739.99 if you want to bundle in NFL RedZone. These absurd prices, revealed by NBC Sports’ ProFootballTalk, have understandably left fans fuming, as reported by Daily Caller.

Good news: You can buy Sunday Ticket via the Apple app store.
Bad news: It costs $679.99.
Worse news: With RedZone, it’s $739.99.https://t.co/PzxOMGY3AU

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) August 20, 2024

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This shocking figure, the highest among all streaming services, has left many questioning the NFL’s motives. It’s no secret that Apple devices, including Apple TV, iPads, and iPhones, now offer the priciest access to NFL Sunday Ticket. But should anyone be surprised? It’s just another example of big corporations squeezing every last penny out of hard-working Americans.

Rumors swirled in 2023 that Apple had proposed a more reasonable plan. The tech giant suggested including NFL Sunday Ticket in their Apple TV+ subscription, which would have cost fans a mere $6.99 per month. A far cry from the current outrageous pricing. However, in a move that highlights the NFL’s insatiable greed, the league rejected Apple’s offer.

But the story doesn’t end there. ESPN also tried to step in, suggesting the NFL lower the price to a more affordable $70 per month. Yet again, the league turned a deaf ear. It seems the NFL’s leadership is more interested in lining their pockets than making their games accessible to the average fan.

While Apple and ESPN deserve credit for attempting to make NFL Sunday Ticket more affordable, the NFL’s blatant refusal to consider these options reveals where their priorities truly lie. Fans across the nation have every right to be angry. The NFL’s arrogance in pricing their product so far out of reach for many is not only disappointing but shameful.

It’s not just the NFL; numerous profit-driven giants across various industries are squeezing hard-working Americans dry. These corporations prioritize their shareholders over the very employees who keep their businesses running, all while exploiting everyday consumers through hidden fees, inflated prices, and declining service quality. They rake in massive profits while cutting corners, reducing benefits, and laying off workers. As executive bonuses skyrocket, the burden of their greed is placed on the middle class, who struggle to make ends meet under the weight of rising costs and stagnant wages.