I want to watch NFL games on my android tablet. How can I order this thru my Verizon account?
@anrmiller wrote: I want to watch NFL games on my android tablet. How can I order this thru my Verizon account?
You have to install the app from the app store found here. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gotv.nflgamecenter.us.lite&hl=en
Once installed you can set it up through the app.
I have the app. i can not find the verizon FIO's package that will permit me to see the games.
I get a message that I need to upgrade my service.
I dont know if the live games are available on fios. I think you have to have Verizon Wireless to be able to get the live games. I'd call them and find out or go on dslreports.com and post in the verizon direct forum where an actual verizon rep there might be able to answer.
Verizon rep assured me that with my 'Extreme HD' package I would be able to watch live games on my tablet. When I log in with my verizon id i get the message 'not entitled'.
After some research it seems that I am not the only one, and Verizon knows about this issue. Yet Verizon continues to promote it.
I just downloaded NFL Mobile Sunday, after seeing many commercials advertising the live streaming games. The app did not request my account number at all for Verizon, and when I click the "Link to Verizon Account" it stalls for a minute then says "Unable to link to service"
Spent 1/2 hr on the phone with Verizon, no luck. Have been emailing NFL Mobile, no luck.
Very frustrating. Using a HTC Phone.
99% sure that you have to be a Verizon Wireless customer to get games on teh NFL mobile App.
I was just looking at this...
With NFL Mobile, you can sign in with your FiOS credentials to watch on a tablet. Open the app and tap the red box in the extreme upper right hand corner - within "Available Now," select "NLF Network" - from there you will see "Sign in with your cable provider" - you'll need to scroll down to "Verizon FiOS" and then sign in.
And you also have to have location services turned on in the app (so they can do the blackout thing, I suppose).