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Podcast Episode – Cord-Cutters guide to the NFL

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Episode 4 Show Notes

In this episode, Joel and I discuss how to watch the 2016 NFL season without a cable or satellite TV subscription.
For all the information and details discussed in this episode refer to the article How to Watch the NFL without Cable. It also goes into details on how to get around the blackout with NFL Game Pass using a smart DNS. I user Overplay SmartDNS to do this, which is covered in the article.
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About The Author

Dennis Restauro

Dennis started Grounded Reason in 2014 to share his expertise in streaming devices, streaming services, local networking, and cutting the cord on cable TV. His expertise has been leveraged by The Washington Post, Forbes, Kiplinger, The Fiscal Times, podcasts, and other media. Dennis has spent over 25 years working in technology for the U.S. government and the private sector as a systems administrator and enterprise systems architect. Dennis is a graduate of Towson University with a degree in Computer Science. See Dennis on LinkedIn.

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