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The solution to Paramount+ is keep getting free months, Lots by Domerduck

of ways to do it including on Roku and Amazon Prime. Because of the soccer options it's worth having. It's interface on replays sucks as opposed to ESPN app, but their live feeds of WC qualifiers, Championships/Europa league, and Women's pro soccer (NWSL, Women's Cup) are well worth access. Only $4.99 a month with ads which you get anyways with love soccer, but when I get it free I use ad free so it's easier to stream shows. Also you can link the CBS sports app with Paramount+ so it's easier yo watch live events.

I agree NBC is making a big mistake with how they do Peacock. Putting premium sports content exlusively on Peacock is stupid. When they did that with the men's Olympic Team USA bball games on Peacock, it was a disaster as no one could watch which they had to reverse. Doing this with ND is even stupider. I understand it not being free, but not having it on cable/satelite seems really dumb. We will see if this has a similar impact of when they tried it with the Olympics.