TV Map

[bbgun]

http://www.the506.com/nflmaps/2008-07-FOX.html

No Dallas game for me this week.

 

[NextGenBoys]

Me either. I hate the NFC North. Most boring division in all of football.

Makes me wonder, that now since we're w/o Romo, and in a "slump" I dont think we will have as many nationally televised games.

Before the Cardinals game, I was able to watch every Cowboys game on TV. And I live in Iowa.

 

[Phantom]

Oh my God, the very last section that loaded for me was the Buffalo section so I get it! Problem is, its not in HD.

This sucks, both my FOX HD channels will be occupied by the Giants game.

Thanks for the map!

 

[Walker]

You get the 49ers and Giants . That must suck. Good thing the cowboys don't play too many 1pm eastern games.

 

[bbgun]

I thought all Fox games were shot/broadcast in HD?

 

[Dcowboy84]

i'm just hoping this is right.

our TV Guide listings here in Phoenix say we aren't getting any games on Fox Sunday, they even say we aren't getting the Fox Pregame show

 

[Phantom]

You get the 49ers and Giants . That must suck. Good thing the cowboys don't play too many 1pm eastern games.

I agree, I am all but ready though, two weeks from now where we host Tampa and I wont be getting that game(Its also a 1PM kickoff)

 

[Phantom]

I thought all Fox games were shot/broadcast in HD?

The Buffalo feed I get from my house is on a standard def channel. Maybe its different in Canada, we get a bunch of channels in standard definition and then a handful of HD ones.

My HD Feeds are from Detroit and Spokane, while the standard definition feed is from Buffalo.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

Oh my God, the very last section that loaded for me was the Buffalo section so I get it! Problem is, its not in HD.

This sucks, both my FOX HD channels will be occupied by the Giants game.

Thanks for the map!

So are mine, I get Fox Seattle and Fox Rochester in HD

My Sunday Ticket though has some extra HD games so I probably will be able to see it in HD through Ticket

 

[TyAva]

No problem here. I've got my seat reserved at the Sports Bar down the road.

(better service anyway,when I ask my wife for beer and wings @ home I get an attitude).

 

[dueyhemlock]

Stupid Giants, but we have been getting spoiled lately. Oh well I guess it's going to be
.....................Hello Glory Days.......................,
hope I can get a stool seat and belly up to the bar right in front of the huge projection screen.

 

[Yeagermeister]

WOO HOO I get the game

 

[Hostile]

Oh happy day...

 

[StylisticS]

http://www.the506.com/nflmaps/2008-07-FOX.html

No Dallas game for me this week.

I'm shocked that DC doesn't get it but Richmond and the Hampton Roads in Virginia gets the game. I know there are Giant fans in DC but not nearly as much as Cowboy fans. The funny thing is that the Dallas area gets Cleveland and Washington on CBS late game. Oh well. Time to watch it on stoogetv.

 

[sonnyboy]

http://www.the506.com/nflmaps/2008-07-FOX.html

No Dallas game for me this week.

Why is it this link never works for me?

 

[bbgun]

Why is it this link never works for me?

Dunno. You're in NJ; you don't get the game.

 

[Phantom]

So are mine, I get Fox Seattle and Fox Rochester in HD

My Sunday Ticket though has some extra HD games so I probably will be able to see it in HD through Ticket

Is Starchoice your provider?

 

[Slammin Bran 23]

This might be the first Cowboys game I miss on TV, in 2 seasons. Never even had Sunday Ticket either, so I can't complain, but I hate Connecticut...

 

[djtavo]

I dont get it.... I stay in Houston, the Texans game is at 3pm... and the cowboys is at noon, why will they not play the cowboys...

 

[bbgun]

I always wondered about this too. From Burger King's mailbag:

IT'S BEEN THIS WAY SINCE THE MERGER.
From Scott Gibson, of Billerica, Mass.: "I've never understood the rationale behind having the "away network" televise inter-conference games (like having CBS show the Pats at 49ers). Why wouldn't they have the home team's network televise the game? That way CBS would only have to worry about working in 16 stadiums, and Fox would only have to worry about 16. But why have a system where they both have to cover all 31 stadiums? Seems like extra work shuffling equipment around the country. Do you know why this is?''

Good question, Scott, and one I had to ask the league myself. Back in 1970, this policy was adopted because all games were not sellouts in those days. Since every team had to have all its road games televised back to the home market, it made sense for the road TV network to do the game in the opposite network's stadiums. In your example, for instance, CBS does the Patriots at San Francisco because in the event that the game is not a sellout, CBS would have to have the game on in the Boston-Manchester-Portland-Providence-Hartford markets because New England, being an AFC team, is a CBS team.