If you want nfl game pass for $9.99 read this

**Nittany Lion** · 09-30-12, 07:34 PM

Originally posted by sneakerhead

Worked perfectly for me.
Had a hard time switching different game feeds but that can is probably on chrome.
Thanks jnickell!

BTW, didnt try iPad yet. Can you add proxy and port somehow without vpn login on iPad?

What proxy/port are you using? Can you post it? So difficult to find a working one.

**Nittany Lion** · 10-01-12, 02:49 AM

Finally found a working proxy, took forever, are you guys finding working ones fairly easily? BTW I went to the NFL game pass website and started watched a replay of a game and turned off the proxy in the Firefox settings. The video you are watching will not be affected but when I try to click on another game to watch it won't work. So not sure how people are able to switch between games after they disable their proxy.

**Powderguy** · 10-01-12, 04:29 AM

FirstRow Sports pawns all this shit to death, why would you pay for shit in this day & age

**jimmy007oc** · 10-01-12, 12:35 PM

Is there anyway that we can watch college football in HD for free like this???

**sneakerhead** · 10-01-12, 12:40 PM

Originally posted by Nittany Lion

Finally found a working proxy, took forever, are you guys finding working ones fairly easily? BTW I went to the NFL game pass website and started watched a replay of a game and turned off the proxy in the Firefox settings. The video you are watching will not be affected but when I try to click on another game to watch it won't work. So not sure how people are able to switch between games after they disable their proxy.

I dont think it worked for me either.
It was fairly easy, most of the proxys on top are active.

**sneakerhead** · 10-01-12, 12:41 PM

Originally posted by Powderguy

FirstRow Sports pawns all this shit to death, why would you pay for shit in this day & age

This is free and the quality is far superior than firstrow

**Nittany Lion** · 10-01-12, 03:00 PM

Originally posted by Powderguy

FirstRow Sports pawns all this shit to death, why would you pay for shit in this day & age

There is no reason to pay for it, but you probably just read the OP then wrote this post. As long as you can find a free proxy like we talked about the last few pages, you just have to enter it into Firefox, go to the NFL.com gamepass area, click on the game you want to watch, then once your game starts to play you can disable the proxy. You then can watch the NFL game in high quality, and you have the ability to pause it, go back/forward, etc just like a DVR. You don't have to worry about a feed being shitty or cutting out, or any of the BS with the firstrow feeds.

Don't get me wrong, firstrowsports usually has okay feeds, but it's just better going directly through NFL.com, only takes 10 secs to enter a proxy number into your internet browser and then go to the NFL gamepass and click on a game. The only problem I've had is trying to find a working proxy out of the Netherlands/Argentina but I found a few that seem reliable now.

**Nittany Lion** · 10-01-12, 06:13 PM

Wrote a new set of directions for people:

How do you make the NFL.com website think you are in one of those countries? Use a Proxy/VPN, VPNs cost money and there is no need to use one when you can use a free proxy to do this.

Directions:

1. All you have to do is go to a site like (http://www.proxynova.com/proxy-server-list/) and find a proxy that works. You can plug the proxy IP into a checker like the one on here (http://www.ip-adress.com/Proxy_Checker/) to make sure it works before you input it into your internet browser settings.

2. Once you find a working proxy from Argentina/Netherlands, input it into your internet browser (Firefox/IE/Chrome). Directions for that are on this page at the bottom (http://www.proxynova.com/)

3. Make sure it is working by going to a website that shows your IP address/country like (http://www.tracemyip.org/).

4. Go to the NFL gamepass link (https://gamepass.nfl.com) and it should show the gameplass as complimentary if your proxy is working right, you just have to create an account (name, e-mail, password, etc) and then you are done.

5. You will be able to watch the NFL network, Redzone, any NFL game live, any old games, whatever. As you watch the games live you have the same features as a DVR, you can rewind/pause/etc.

6. No need to pay hundreds of dollars for the NFL Sunday Ticket through DirecTV, or use crappy quality free streaming websites

Once you have a stream loaded and start watching a game, you should turn the proxy off in your browser settings, I would make sure you do this so it's faster. But if you try to switch to a different game to watch after you turn the proxy off, it won't work and you'll have to turn it back on. Most of the free proxies are really slow, so just use it to log into the NFL site and start the stream. Once it's started, disable it.

**jnickell100** · 10-01-12, 06:22 PM

NL. You finally got it huh?? It's sp great. I watched games and redzone all Sunday. Perfect quality

**jimmy007oc** · 10-01-12, 07:27 PM

damn, i think i need to buy a private VPN, a free proxy is slow as penetrate man

**Nittany Lion** · 10-01-12, 08:56 PM

Originally posted by jnickell100

NL. You finally got it huh?? It's sp great. I watched games and redzone all Sunday. Perfect quality

I had it working the first time I tried it using the cactus VPN that I mentioned, but I couldn't get it working using the proxy method since I couldn't find a working proxy.

Originally posted by jimmy007oc

damn, i think i need to buy a private VPN, a free proxy is slow as penetrate man

You only need to use the free proxy to access the NFL gamepass site and then once you load the game, you turn off the proxy. I'll PM you the proxy that I found works.

**Elliotsh22** · 12-28-12, 01:53 AM

I followed your instructions to get free nfl.com but not able to access Game Pass. i am using proxy from Netherlands and created an account. Here are some facts that might help to know:

The browser I used was Safari

The email address I used is a real email address at gmail.

When I created the account I had not disable Location Services; I turned it off, but I still cannot access Game Pass - I get sent to the subscription offer page.