The Jacksonville Jaguars season hasn’t gone as fans had hoped, but at least they will have a chance to end it on a high note against their divisional rivals in the Indianapolis Colts. The game is one that could have playoff implications for some of the teams competing for the last wildcard spot in the AFC, however, there won’t be a wide range of coverage on it.
According to the coverage map at 506 Sports, fans in the Jacksonville and Southeast Georgia area will be the only people able to see the game locally, while a majority of the state of Indiana will be bale to see the game locally in the northern part of the company.
(The yellow shaded areas represent the coverage map for the Jags and Colts game coming up on Sunday)
(Map courtesy of 506 Sports)
Announcing the game this week will be Spero Dedes (play-by-play) and Adam Archuleta (color commutator).
Sunday’s game will mark the Jags and Colts’ second meeting of the year. In their first meeting (Week 11), the Colts were able to win handily by a score of 33-13. They especially were dominant with running the ball as tailbacks Jonathan Williams and Marlon Mack had over 100 yards individually.
Sunday’s game will also be import because it could be Doug Marrone and Dave Caldwell’s last games with the Jags as owner Shad Khan