NFL TV GAME COVERAGE Week 1

Happy Labor Day folks! If you are not sure what games are on in your area during the regular season, you can go to the506.com all season long. They have all the maps of the available games. It is very handy when you are traveling or live in a state that doesn't show you team on a regular basis. (my example: Denver gets screwed by Dallas in Week 2 here in NM).

PS. If you have Directv, they are showing NFL Sunday Ticket for free next weekend. Too bad that doesn't extend to week 2!

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Raiders will be blacked out I hope....would be great to catch a Bronco game.

They’ll probably air the Seachickens instead…uhg

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by Tim Lynch on Sep 6, 2010 8:01 PM MDT reply actions

This totally sucks

I have Timer/Warner cable, so I can’t get the NFL Network. Thus, I’m left with what CBS & Fox televise.

Week 1 – 3 games, 6 teams will be shown. 5 of the 6 teams are east of the Mississippi River. Why would CBS & Fox think that people in LA care about teams in the eastern third of the country?

We can’t see either the San Francisco nor the Arizona game, instead we get Green Bay/Philadelphia.

And I get stuck with Oakland/Tennessee, unless I want to drive to San Diego.

We live in an age when instant gratification isn't fast enough

by Brian Shrout on Sep 7, 2010 9:08 AM MDT reply actions

How do most of the people on this site watch the games when they are out of market? Are there any online streams out there?

by Sneaks88 on Sep 7, 2010 8:38 PM MDT reply actions

Yes.

We’ll clue you in. In fact, if you want to email me in the next couple of days, I can send you a bunch of different links to some online streams that you can use on Sunday.

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by Troy Hufford on Sep 7, 2010 8:52 PM MDT up reply actions