Cleveland area bars get creative to air Browns game

One of the most significant games in recent Browns history is the NFL Wildcard playoff matchup

between the Cleveland Browns and the Houston Texans on Saturday.

However, some people won’t be able to watch the game as they usually do due to a streaming conflict.

Bar and restaurant owners as well as Cleveland Browns supporters are protesting this problem.

There aren’t many ways to watch the game

because of the streaming problem before the wildcard matchup in Houston.

Winking Lizard Taverns co-owner John Lane states,

“It’s inevitable that many bars and restaurants in Cleveland will be dealing with the same issue.”

Lane claims that area restaurants

and sports bars are compelled to address the matter well in advance of Saturday’s kickoff

in order to satisfy Browns supporters.

While we pay for an NFL package,

the majority of pubs and restaurants have contracts with Direct TV;

nonetheless, their agreements with NBC are still in limbo.

We’re shut out since the game will air on NBC,” Lane remarked.

“Unable to access the game is anyone with AT&T U-verse or DirecTV.”

However, the Independence and other Winking Lizard Taverns

have managed to get over the barrier so that fans may see the Browns touchdown in Houston.

“We’ve found a couple workarounds, and Direct TV makes it all legitimate.

Telemundo is going to air it,

but since it’s entirely in Spanish, there won’t be any sound.

Yes, Telemundo Cleveland, 19 News’ sister station, will broadcast the game.

However, if you want to hear the play-by-play in English,

you may need to get inventive.

“They can play it on their phone on their table and listen to that,” the station stated.

However, it will be playing on our TVs.

Because the proprietors of the Winking Lizard want the playoff game

on Saturday to be an unforgettable experience for spectators, something akin to seeing history.

“There is a lot of excitement about this.

I mean, the Super Bowl is being discussed.

Let’s not get carried away, but the Super Bowl is being discussed.

People are eager to reveal themselves.

They want to watch the game together.

The sound won’t be there, but we still have it,” Lane remarked.

As of right now, only DirecTV subscribers are impacted by the problem.

Using an antenna to watch the game is an additional alternative.

However, bear in mind that 19 First Alert is predicting wind gusts as high as 60 miles per hour

for Northeast Ohio on Saturday, so wear your rabbit ears accordingly.

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