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YouTube and YouTube TV users may be experiencing lag and buffering issues during NFL games. These problems have been acknowledged by YouTube, with a message appearing on the YouTube TV help pages. The message states that the team is aware of the problem and is working towards fixing it. The lag can result in excessive loading times and a decrease in resolution and frame rate.

As the largest live-streaming service in the U.S., YouTube TV has over 5 million subscribers and is still growing. This growth is partly due to NFL Sunday Ticket moving to YouTube TV and YouTube. However, this lag during NFL games is a major setback for users who rely on the service to watch their favorite sports.

Unfortunately, there is no immediate solution, and users will have to wait for the issue to be resolved. In the meantime, users have a few options. They can switch to an over-the-air antenna, which should not be affected unless the problem originates from the source broadcasts. Another option is to try an alternative to YouTube TV, preferably one with a free trial offer, to get through the weekend. Alternatively, users can choose to watch NFL games at sports bars, a friend’s house, or enjoy the outdoors.

With the popularity of YouTube TV and the high demand for NFL games, it is crucial for these technical issues to be resolved promptly to ensure a satisfactory user experience. Until then, users will have to be patient and explore other options for watching their favorite teams in action.

Sources:
– Phil Nickinson / Digital Trends – “YouTube and YouTube TV are lagging during NFL games”

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