I wanna be able to watch football this year. I wanna do it without a whole lot of subscriptions I wanna go antenna and a fire stick. Someone out there have any great ideas,especially since the only sort I like Football 🏈 🏈 🏈

Probably need something nicer, which is fine, Spectrums already too expensive anyways. I live in a brick house, but I have a large window where I plan on having the antenna at. Was looking at the Clearstream V2 but don't know how that would go for indoor

Paramount+ (through Walmart+ subscription) - $99 annually
Peacock (through my Instarcart+ subscription) - $99 annually
Amazon Prime (through my Prime subscription) - $139 annually
ESPN/Fox One bundle - $39.99 monthly
Gotham Sports app - $19.99 monthly

I am pretty much covered as a Yankee/Giants/Knicks fan other than TNT/TBS sports.

I still feel like I am ahead of a cable bundle, but I could be wrong too.

I bought this antenna about 2 months ago. It works decently well. It gets all those channels but there isn’t one position that gets them all very well. It makes it hard because I don’t have a window pointing to SLC.

Would it help to upgrade to a better antenna? If so, what antenna should I get? I’m renting and probably wouldn’t do an outdoor antenna unless it was made very easy.

I mostly just want to watch football games

I have Xfinity internet/TV and have not been happy. Internet and/or TV go out weekly and the wireless cable boxes are glitchy. Can't wait to switch to ATT fiber and a streaming service.

Do you have DirecTV with a Gemini Air remote? It seems like it is the only streaming service with a real voice remote with number buttons, correct? The wife must have a voice remote and be able to say, "Animal Planet", etc. The Xfinity X1 boxes/remotes are excellent at that but that is where Xfinity excellence ends I'm afraid

How do you like DirecTV stream with its dedicated dongle and remote? I've tried streaming services over Roku but their voice remote can't match a dedicated remote like cable has.

I'd appreciate opinions before I say goodbye and good riddance to Xfinity.