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Odell to The Rams. Cooper Cupp fantasy owners gonna cry
Nah, Cupp is still the guy. OBJ obviously isn't the superstar he use to be.
Yeah. I agree with this. But I don’t think he’s lost anything long term and should still be able to be productive. It’s only his 7th season (8th, my bad) which is midrange for top end WR talent which he obviously was/is. He’s clearly got to be able to stay more healthy though to achieve his potential over the next few seasons. JMO
Word. Let me ask you this. I don’t usually watch games on Prime (need an antenna in Pensacola to pick up Fox in Mobile). But someone had an account loaded on TV. It’s really a Fox broadcast, but the visual quality seems better than usual. I’m not digging deep to see if it’s just that Prime is at 1320 or 1760 or something. But is it just me or is their quality (audio is good too) up there? This tv is a Sony Bravia maybe cost 600.00 2 years ago - so lower mid-midgrade
Word. Let me ask you this. I don’t usually watch games on Prime (need an antenna in Pensacola to pick up Fox in Mobile). But someone had an account loaded on TV. It’s really a Fox broadcast, but the visual quality seems better than usual. I’m not digging deep to see if it’s just that Prime is at 1320 or 1760 or something. But is it just me or is their quality (audio is good too) up there? This tv is a Sony Bravia maybe cost 600.00 2 years ago - so lower mid-midgrade
Fox broadcasts TNF in 4K, so yeah. Those might be the o ly NFL games available in 4K. Either it's a 4k stream or the resolution is getting upconverted. Prime offers some stuff in 4K so I'd assume this would be part of it.
Word. Let me ask you this. I don’t usually watch games on Prime (need an antenna in Pensacola to pick up Fox in Mobile). But someone had an account loaded on TV. It’s really a Fox broadcast, but the visual quality seems better than usual. I’m not digging deep to see if it’s just that Prime is at 1320 or 1760 or something. But is it just me or is their quality (audio is good too) up there? This tv is a Sony Bravia maybe cost 600.00 2 years ago - so lower mid-midgrade
Fox broadcasts TNF in 4K, so yeah. Those might be the o ly NFL games available in 4K. Either it's a 4k stream or the resolution is getting upconverted. Prime offers some stuff in 4K so I'd assume this would be part of it.
Thanks and thanks cd. I don’t think this is even a 4K tv or if it was maybe just in name only. It just seemed noticeable.