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    NFL Total Access

    Check out NFL Total Access. I think this is part of the NFL package deals. I have direct tv and I just caught wind of it today. Perhaps it has been on for a while. I am not sure. I am usually late for everything. grrrr..... :rolleyes:

    Ferter, have you been watching this? They have interviews, game replays, and team season summaries. It looks pretty awesome. I don't remember any shows during the off-season last year.

    The Rams will be on June 22, 2004. :ramlogo:
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    No Blitz, I haven't been watching. What channel is it on? Is it part of the NFL Sunday Ticket deal. I have cable in the house and the only programming I subscribe to on the directv dish is the NFL Sunday Ticket. I am listed as a returning customer for the Sunday Ticket, but the first bill is not due until June 21st. I guess I will have to plug the receiver in and see if I have it. What channel did you say? ....lol

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      I get the NFL Sunday ticket also. I saw the first portion of the ticket hit my satellite bill this month. I think this started on June 1st. It's channel 212 here on the east Coast.
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