NFL Game Pass brings streaming football reruns to the TV<article>
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<p>The NFL is making some much-needed tweaks to its subscription streaming video service, including support for game consoles and connected TV devices like Apple TV.</p><p>The new service is called NFL Game Pass, and effectively replaces the Game Rewind service that the NFL has offered previously. It includes all 256 regular-season games and the playoffs “on-demand,” which is an NFL euphemism for “reruns.” Day games will appear on the service after the 4 p.m. Sunday games have wrapped up, while night games will show up immediately after their respective telecasts. The only live programming will be out-of-market pre-season games.</p><p>Still, for serious football fans, the ability to watch previously-aired games could be worth something. Game Pass also includes full replays of every game since 2009, condensed reruns that shrink each game to about 30 minutes, additional “coaches film” camera angles, and an archive of Super Bowl matchups.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2950656/streaming-services/nfl-game-pass-brings-streaming-football-reruns-to-the-tv.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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NFL Game Pass brings streaming football reruns to the TV
