"Two regular season NFL games and all of CBS's postseason coverage, including Super Bowl 50, will be available online for free, the network announced on Tuesday. CBS will make an Oct. 4 matchup in London between the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins available to stream for free without the need for a subscription or cable provider. The same will apply to a Thanksgiving Day game between the Carolina Panthers and Dallas Cowboys." SBNation Can an ADMIN please edit the title? I misread the article, it's not CBS2, just CBS.
Thats pretty awsome.... I know DirectTV pays a ton for the rights to air the games...but I think in the long run, the NFL looses out on potential fans who may not be able to afford DirectTV. All majoy sports leagues need to do a better job of making the games available for families with kids, as these kids are the ones who will end up spending money on the NFL in the future.
