In the US game pass shows no live games which makes it much less interesting for almost all fans. It's targeted at hard core fans who want to watch replay games or many games each week.

The NFL is one organization that really needs to give up on the media blackout nonsense, and get on the streaming game. the US version of GamePass doesn't cut it. Consumers really do want live games, not restrictions saying that they can't watch anything until everything for the day has aired. They don't want wireless carrier exclusives, or expensive satellite add-ons.

The NFL needs to learn from MLB. The MBL.tv app on the Apple TV is fantastic.

It's a good idea to glance at TV Fool before messing with an antenna. An indoor antenna is useless here (smaller town, I checked TV Fool and tried a couple antennas anyway, one marginal channel).

Actually if it is the local team for you, even Thursday and Monday night football are over the air for you. As a Broncos fan in Denver I always have access on a local channel (I do have cable mind you, but it is available).

Try watching most of the big 4 sports live outside of your "home". PSVue is just the same ol traditional model, just delivered over the internet. I fail to see how Vue is different than say, Spectrum (formerly TWC which has Roku, mobile, etc apps).

Take a peek at their FAQ regarding "home". They are just more of the same I'm afraid; bowing to networks' requirements about when/where/how you can watch. They might be better than other providers on a few small things, but sports watching is basically the same.