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no, there is a contract thru the NFL and Directv (AT&T) for tv and thru Verizon for mobile ; so you can only see what your local provider offers regardless of the chromecast (since you can't stream the games without the NFL ticket)

http://neofeed.tv/ stream and cast

If you can watch those games on the web or on a mobile app (which would be best), then you can stream them to your tv through Chromecast.

This still needs some kind of service like nfl ticket and you will be able to watch out of area games. A paid service is needed to watch

NFL Mobile is Cast-enabled. This means you can watch your NFL Red Zone subscription on the Chromecast.

If you can find them on line, you can cast them to your TV.

Call Google Chromecast customer service. The Google Chromecast Customer Service phone numbers for various countries are available here: https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/6025971?hl=en I have used them in the past and Google Chromecast Customer Service is excellent.

Yes, but you would need to buy the nfl package.

This is just a device to connect any internet enabled device to your regular tv. If you can find it online you are able to cast it through there chrome extension (note the chrome extension is still a beta). I know sling and NFL have an app associated with the chrome cast if you are willing to pay extra, I'm sure they play all games on those apps.

Yes. You just need a chromecast compatible app for the events you are looking for

It's going to depend on the app you have on your phone. The chromecast is just a media player that plays whatever your phone (or Chrome on your computer) is telling it to play.

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no, there is a contract thru the NFL and Directv (AT&T) for tv and thru Verizon for mobile ; so you can only see what your local provider offers regardless of the chromecast (since you can't stream the games without the NFL ticket)
Answered by ElectronicsNut 9 years ago
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http://neofeed.tv/ stream and cast
Answered by Meekers 9 years ago
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If you can watch those games on the web or on a mobile app (which would be best), then you can stream them to your tv through Chromecast.
Answered by PhotoNerd 9 years ago
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This still needs some kind of service like nfl ticket and you will be able to watch out of area games. A paid service is needed to watch
Answered by Sparknostalgia 9 years ago
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NFL Mobile is Cast-enabled. This means you can watch your NFL Red Zone subscription on the Chromecast.
Answered by Matt 9 years ago
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If you can find them on line, you can cast them to your TV.
Answered by Freelance 9 years ago
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Call Google Chromecast customer service. The Google Chromecast Customer Service phone numbers for various countries are available here: https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/6025971?hl=en I have used them in the past and Google Chromecast Customer Service is excellent.
Answered by CrawdadFarmer 9 years ago
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Yes, but you would need to buy the nfl package.
Answered by TeacherMom 9 years ago
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This is just a device to connect any internet enabled device to your regular tv. If you can find it online you are able to cast it through there chrome extension (note the chrome extension is still a beta). I know sling and NFL have an app associated with the chrome cast if you are willing to pay extra, I'm sure they play all games on those apps.
Answered by tytrewq 9 years ago
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Yes. You just need a chromecast compatible app for the events you are looking for
Answered by TomL 9 years ago
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