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Colts vs. Jaguars broadcast map: Where will the game be on TV?

What areas will have the Jaguars vs. Colts on their local TV station?

The Jacksonville Jaguars are 3-2 after a successful trip to London where they picked up a pair of wins. While one of those victories was at “home” when the Jaguars beat the Atlanta Falcons at Wembley Stadium, the team still hasn’t won a game at EverBank Stadium.

They’ll try to change that when the Indianapolis Colts come to Jacksonville on Sunday.

In Week 1, the Jaguars traveled to Indianapolis and handed the Colts a 31-21 season opening defeat. Since then, the Colts have won three out of four to enter Week 6 in a tie with Jacksonville for first place in the AFC South.

The home game for the Jaguars on Sunday is set to kick off at 1 p.m. ET with coverage on CBS. In-market fans will have the game on their local CBS affiliate and can stream the game on fuboTV.

Spero Dedes will be on play-by-play coverage in the booth with Adam Archuleta providing analysis.

Fans in the orange area on the map below will have the Colts vs. Jaguars game on their local CBS station, according to 506sports.com:

The majority of this country (highlighted in blue) will have the Seattle Seahawks vs. Cincinnati Bengals on their local CBS channel during the 1 p.m. slot.

Those who aren’t in an area highlighted orange will need NFL Sunday Ticket, now offered by YouTube, to watch the Jaguars as an out-of-market game.

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Texans vs. Jaguars broadcast map: Where will the game be on TV?

What areas will have the Jaguars vs. Texans on their local TV station?

The Jacksonville Jaguars are 1-1 after beating the Indianapolis Colts in their opener and losing to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2. Their second home game of the season looks to be a much easier with the 0-2 Houston Texans coming to town

The Week 3 home game for the Jaguars at EverBank Stadium is set to kick off at 1 p.m. ET with coverage on FOX. In-market fans will have the game on their local FOX affiliate and can stream the game on fuboTV.

Chris Myers will be on play-by-play coverage in the booth with Robert Smith providing analysis.

Fans in the yellow area on the map below will have the Texans vs. Jaguars game on their local FOX station, according to 506sports.com:

The majority of this country (highlighted in blue) will have the New Orleans Saints vs. the Green Bay Packers on their local FOX channel during the 1 p.m. slot.

Those who aren’t in an area highlighted yellow will need NFL Sunday Ticket, now offered by YouTube, to watch the Jaguars as an out-of-market game.

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Chiefs vs. Colts broadcast map: Will you be able to watch on TV?

#Chiefs vs. #Colts broadcast map: Will you be able to watch on TV?

The Kansas City Chiefs (2-0) will face the Indianapolis Colts (0-1-1) in Week 3 of the 2022 NFL season debut at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana on Sunday, Sept. 25 at Noon CT. The game will be shown on CBS and in-market fans can stream the game on Fubo.TV (free 7-day trial).

Will you be able to watch that game on TV? If you live in the red areas on the map below you’ll get this game on your local CBS channels, according to 506sports.com:

This week in the broadcast booth, Chiefs Kingdom gets the top crew of CBS broadcasters on the call with Tony Romo, Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson. This is the second time they’ve got this crew, which means they consider this the “marquee game” of the week for CBS. As usual, that means the matchup will have a massive share of the early CBS broadcast map.

If you’re on the east coast all the way down through Florida and Georgia, you’re going to be out of luck this week. The games between the Bengals and Jets and Bills and Dolphins seem to be cutting into that area of the broadcast map. From Indianapolis throughout the western USA, you’ll mostly be in luck if you’re trying to tune into the Chiefs-Colts game.

It’s a little surprising that CBS chose this game for the top billing in Week 3. The Dolphins and Bills are battling for supremacy in the AFC East. Indianapolis on the other hand is winless and facing a juggernaut of a team in Kansas City. Gus Bradley’s defense with the Raiders allowed 82 points to Patrick Mahomes and the team’s offense a season ago. What’s to say it won’t be more of the same in 2022?

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Chiefs vs. Cardinals broadcast map: Will you be able to watch on TV?

#Chiefs vs. #Cardinals broadcast map: Will you be able to watch on TV?

The Kansas City Chiefs (0-0) will face the Arizona Cardinals (0-0) in their 2022 NFL season debut at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona on Sunday, Sept. 11 at 3:25 p.m. CT. The game will be shown on CBS and in-market fans can stream the game on Fubo.TV (free 7-day trial).

Will you be able to watch that game on TV? If you live in the red areas on the map below you’ll get this game on your local CBS channels, according to 506sports.com:

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This week in the broadcast booth, Chiefs Kingdom gets the top crew of CBS broadcasters on the call with Tony Romo, Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson. That means that this game is considered the “marquee game” of the week for CBS. As a result, the matchup will have a massive share of the late CBS broadcast map.

The only areas that don’t get the game locally are Nevada and Utah, as well as most of California and Oregon. Parts of Idaho, Washington and Wyoming also won’t get the game. Instead, those areas will see the AFC West matchup between the Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers.

It’s not a huge surprise that this matchup is getting top billing in Week 1. The Chiefs have an 8-1 record in Week 1 under Andy Reid. They haven’t faced the Cardinals since 2018, which was a year prior to Kyler Murray’s arrival. It’s a great quarterback matchup with some intriguing storylines, such as Patrick Mahomes squaring off with former mentor and college coach Kliff Kingsbury. Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy will also be facing off against his former college teammate in Cardinals DC Vance Joseph.

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Week 14’s Saints-Eagles game to be broadcast from coast to coast

Taysom Hill and the New Orleans Saints’ kickoff with Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles will be receiving national broadcast coverage.

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Will your local Fox affiliate carry Sunday’s game between the New Orleans Saints and Philadelphia Eagles? There’s plenty of intrigue with Taysom Hill likely making his final start of the season and rookie passer Jalen Hurts debuting for Philly. Kevin Burkhardt and Daryl Johnston will be in the booth with referee Jerome Boger and his crew working from the field.

Check the broadcast map from 506sports.com, which we’ve embedded below. Here’s how the color coding breaks out:

  • Red: New Orleans Saints at Philadelphia Eagles
  • Blue: Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions
  • Green: Washington Football Team at San Francisco 49ers
  • Yellow: Atlanta Falcons at Los Angeles Chargers

Because the Saints-Eagles kickoff in Philadelphia is scheduled for 3:25 p.m. CT, the New Orleans market will receive an earlier game on Fox between the Minnesota Vikings and Tampa Bay Buccaneers (with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman), but Jonathan Vilma enthusiasts can tune in for a matchup in the same time slot when he and Kenny Albert call the Arizona Cardinals’ game with the New York Giants. However, anyone interested in doing some advance scouting should turn to CBS, where Jim Nantz and Tony Romo will work the Kansas City Chiefs’ (next week’s Saints opponent) visit with the Miami Dolphins.

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Will Week 12’s Saints-Broncos game be broadcast in your area?

The New Orleans Saints will face the Denver Broncos in a matchup on FOX at Empower Field at Mile High during Week 12 of the 2020 NFL season.

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Will your local FOX affiliate be broadcasting this week’s New Orleans Saints game? The Saints are traveling to face the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High. Markets in blue on the coverage map below, via 506Sports.com, will receive the Saints-Broncos broadcast in the late afternoon slot at 3:05 p.m. CT, with Adam Amin and Mark Schlereth on the call.

Here’s how the color-coded map shakes out:

  • Red: Arizona Cardinals at New England Patriots
  • Green: New York Giants at Cincinnati Bengals
  • Orange: Carolina Panthers at Minnesota Vikings
  • Blue: New Orleans Saints at Denver Broncos (late)
  • Yellow: San Francisco 49ers at Los Angeles Rams (late)

Jonathan Vilma enthusiasts should tune into the earlier matchup between the Panthers and Vikings, with Vilma joining Kenny Albert in the booth. The former Saints linebacker has earned rave reviews for his broadcasting work in his first year on the job for FOX Sports.

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NFL coverage maps: Will Week 10’s Saints vs. 49ers game be broadcast in your area?

The New Orleans Saints will face the San Francisco 49ers in a game that was highly anticipated but has now lost a national broadcast slot.

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The New Orleans Saints are on a collision course with the San Francisco 49ers, but the matchup isn’t quite living up to its billing as a midseason heavyweight fight between two Super Bowl contenders.

Don’t get it twisted — the Saints are rolling, having swept the overrated Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a 38-3 win last week, but the 49ers have lost most of their starting lineup to injuries and are just hoping to get back to .500. New Orleans is heavily favored to win this rematch of last season’s 48-46 boat race, so this game might not be very competitive.

But will you even get the broadcast? Scheduled for a 3:25 p.m. CT kickoff on FOX, this Saints-49ers tilt is not receiving the “America’s Game of the Week” treatment, with a brighter spotlight put on an NFC West joust between the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams. Additionally, Joe Burrow’s Cincinnati Bengals have been flexed into the same time slot for their game with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Thanks to 506sports.com, we have an idea of what the coverage map looks like, which we’ve embedded below. Here’s what each color code means:

  • Green: San Francisco 49ers at New Orleans Saints (Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth)
  • Red: Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams (Joe Buck, Troy Aikman)
  • Blue: Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers (Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma)

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NFL broadcast coverage maps, Week 4: Saints at Lions

The New Orleans Saints and Detroit Lions game broadcast will be limited to their respective local markets for Week 4 of the 2020 NFL season.

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Will your local Fox affiliate be broadcasting the New Orleans Saints game this week? If you don’t live in the New Orleans or Detroit markets, probably not.

That’s illustrated in Week 4’s broadcast maps from 506sports, which has Saints-Lions coverage shown in yellow where we’ve embedded it below. Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and large swaths of Georgia and the Florida panhandle will be receiving the next Saints game, as will Michigan and most of its Upper Peninsula (though a few localities along the Minnesota border will be watching Vikings-Texans, denoted in green).

Additionally, this will be the first Saints game that Jonathan Vilma will be working for Fox Sports since leaving ESPN earlier this year. He’s teamed up with Kenny Albert on play-by-play in the booth, offering his input as an analyst. The Saints and Lions will be kicking off at noon.

This week’s map is hardly unanimous. With six different games to be shown on Fox Sports across the country, various affiliates will be splitting interests to a fairly wide degree. Most of America will be tuned in to Browns-Cowboys, marked in red:

The other games shown in the New Orleans market this week include a double-header on CBS, with the Buccaneers and Chargers playing early followed by Chiefs-Patriots. The Eagles and 49ers will continue their wars of attrition on “Sunday Night Football” while the Falcons and Packers prepare for Monday night’s game.

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LOOK: An updated map of which states will and will not be playing football this fall

After the Big Ten cancelled its season in early August Stadium.com college football insider Brett McMurphy tweeted a map of which states…

After the Big Ten cancelled its season in early August, Stadium.com college football insider Brett McMurphy tweeted a map of which states will and will not be playing football this fall.

Here’s what it looked like back then:

As you can see back on August 13 there were 15 states with every FBS school playing, 17 with no FBS schools playing and 9 with some.

Well, this week the Big Ten reinstated their fall football season and completely altered the shades of the map.

Here’s what it looks like now with the inclusion of the 14 Big Ten football programs:

The updated numbers: 22 states with every FBS football program playing, 10 with none and 9 with some.

 

Today, Friday September 18, is just 35 days from the start of the new Big Ten season. By that point this map may look even greener with the Pac-12 and the MAC reportedly beginning to discuss returning to play.

All I can say now is that October 23 cannot come soon enough.

Stadium’s map shows why SEC is insistent on playing football this fall

Stadium released a map illustrating where FBS football will be played and will it will not, as well as the middle grounds of the division.

College football is currently in a state of disarray unseen in most of our lifetimes, with the novel coronavirus pandemic throwing a monkey wrench into the monolithic machine that is collegiate sports. This chaos is made evident in a visual representation of where Football Bowl Series schools will be playing their games put together recently by Brett McMurphy of Stadium.

On Thursday, the college football insider released his map that illustrates where FBS football will be played and where it will not, as well as the middle grounds of the division. The results are rather striking and in many ways completely unsurprising.

Note that the red states will not be having any FBS programs play in the fall, states in yellow have a mix of some playing, some not and the green states have all FBS programs playing in the fall.

At first glance, there is one particular characteristic of the displayed data that jumps off the map: the cohesion of the southern states in their commitment to playing college football this fall. With every state represented in the Southeastern Conference shaded in green, it is pretty clear why the league seems insistent upon playing out its schedule through the autumn months.

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