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Huge news out of Silicon Valley today for those of us who get our NFL football from those low-rent, seedy piracy streaming web sites. Soon, NFL football might be broadcast on a different streaming site that's a little less seedy. Thanks to a meeting taking place today between NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and Google CEO Larry Page, up-for-grabs NFL Sunday Ticket package could be coming to the world's most popular video sharing site YouTube. Tech blog AllThingsD has the scoop that top Google and NFL executives met today, and that selling NFL Sunday Ticket to YouTube was one of the items on the agenda. NFL Sunday Ticket currently belongs to DirecTV, but that contract expires after the 2014 season and the package is currently being shopped to other networks and media entities. AllThingsD confirms that Sunday Ticket on YouTube was on the meeting's agenda. The Wall Street Journal got confirmation that the meeting did indeed take place today. Keep in mind that there is no way that NFL Sunday Ticket would ever be free, even if it were on YouTube. But it might be cheaper than it is now, using that special Google magic of snooping targeted information about users and then showing them ads based on their interests. DirecTV cannot target advertising very well at all.

According to the News, NFL football might be soon broadcast on a different site. And NFL Sunday Ticket package could be coming to the world's most popular video sharing site YouTube. NFL Sunday Ticket currently belongs to DirecTV, and they are looking for the next owners for the 2014 season. Maybe someday, NFL will broadcast on the YouTube. You should remember that NFL will be free forever.So many players regard NFL games as precious things. NFL jerseys turned to be the top. You can buy for your own on our online store.