The true cost of being an NFL fan, according to your wallet

A man's feet on a table while watching a football match on a television.

Say you’re a die-hard Philadelphia Eagles fan living in Southern California. The kickoff of the NFL season means it’s time to start figuring out how you’re going to watch every Birds game from almost 3,000 miles away. The team’s recent run of success has earned them more prime-time slots and national broadcasts. Even so, you’re still shut out of roughly half their games on your local cable channels, which default to airing the two Los Angeles teams or their divisional rivals most weeks.

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