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Indeed it is. I've said before in other posts that it's insane how you can't watch local sports without a cable plan unless you watch the NFL. And the NFL is moving in that direction too though the only positive is that if the team is in your local market for the time being you can still see it on broadcast TV unlike the MLB. For me at least I'm not incentivized to pay for every subscription service to get access to games. Nor am I going to pay that insane $80 a month Hulu w/ TV, Sling, etc bullshit that's just cable TV but streamed.
It’s not hard to stream nfl games, and this fragmentation will only serve to push people toward it.