It was supposed to be the cord-cutter's savior. Now, with plummeting subscriber numbers and a confusing pricing labyrinth, Sling TV looks less like a bargain and more like a math test you're destined to fail.
Profitability has arrived, but at what cost? Behind the confetti of quarterly earnings lies a sobering reality: the dream of toppling Netflix is dead, replaced by a ruthless strategy of price hikes and managed decline.
Remember when we left Comcast for a $35 Google subscription? Those days are dead. With a price tag hitting $83 and a strategy mirroring the giants it sought to destroy, YouTube TV faces its identity crisis.
Gone are the days of flipping to channel 4. Watching the NFL in 2025 requires a spreadsheet, five subscriptions, and a budget that rivals a car payment. We dissect the calculated fragmentation of America’s favorite sport.
It looks like a bargain, it smells like football freedom, but unless you enjoy squinting at a 6-inch screen while your 4K TV gathers dust, the NFL's entry-level app might be the season's most frustrating trap.
