Jet Fan RI

Gotta return the favor in Foxboro.

OK, I figured it out. Turns out the YouTube app on my Roku had been installed by my daughter, and she had set it up as her account. So I removed the YouTube app from the Roku, installed it again, signed in as myself, and now Sunday Ticket is there.

I would love to be able to sign in. Trouble is, when I click on the YouTube app on my TV, I am just sent right into it. No opportunity to log in. And no NFL premium channel. That only appears on my laptop, where I also do not need to log in. If worse comes to worst, I am hoping I can use chromecast to get the games from my laptop onto the big screen. But there is a chance that will be blocked. Keepiing my fingers crossed it won't.

But I do not have YouTube TV. Only the Sunday Ticket.

Thanks for the reply. But I am afraid I don't have a fire stick. Plus, I think I may have asked my question poorly. The thing is, I can see YouTube on my Roku TV, But there does not seem to be a way to log in so I can access any premium channels. All I see on YouTube when I am on the Roku is just the standard free stuff. So my question is more general. If I go to a different device than the one where I bought Sunday Ticket, how do I access Sunday Ticket?

I bought the YouTube Sunday Ticket last April using my laptop. And the icon for accessing it appears on my laptop. But I'd like to access it on my Roku TV. Anybody know how to do that?

I am interested, although I'll have to run it by the wife. Before I do that, can you tell me a bit about how it works? Am I supposed to bring something for others to eat/drink? Something else?

Patriots. Only my second trip to MetLife. Last time I went Favre was QB. This time Rodgers. A bit of a coinciedence that both are former Packer QB's.

You ain't kiddin'. Sheesh. Don't think I ever saw parking as expemsive as this.

That worked. THanks for the help.

How is that done?

Just bought tickets for a single regular season game. Did not see any mention of parking. Do I just drive up and pay for parking at the gate?

Kenny O should be 2.

DIRECTV streaming is a good alternative. Costs about $10 per month more than YTTV, but unlike YTTV, you can skip all the ads in recorded programs.

I have experience with YouTube TV. Found out duiring the trial period that they inject their own ads into the places in a recrded show that had ads originally. I couldn't find any way to skip those inserted ads, so I dumped YouTubbe TV.