Week 8 TV Maps

[big dog cowboy]

No Cowboys this week so a chance to see some other teams. Fox has the double header. No Joe Buck!

http://506sports.com/nfl.php?yr=2018&wk=8

 

[HungryLion]

Wow. You know things have changed in the NFL when Cleveland vs Pittsburgh looks like a decent game to watch.

That and can Aaron Rodgers will his team to a victory over the Rams.

 

[Bleedblue1111]

Wow. You know things have changed in the NFL when Cleveland vs Pittsburgh looks like a decent game to watch.
That and can Aaron Rodgers will his team to a victory over the Rams.

I get your point as far as Cleveland being better. ...but...

Much rather see KC vs Denver, or Jets vs Bears (with Romo) + (NFC Team) in Dallas market.

Pittsburgh??..uggggg

 

[AbeBeta]

Wow. We have such an awful coach and terrible QB that we aren't even on TV this week!

 

[Cowboy Brian]

No Cowboys this week so a chance to see some other teams. Fox has the double header. No Joe Buck!

http://506sports.com/nfl.php?yr=2018&wk=8

I'm in SF - why the heck do I get Skins / Giants but rarely get the Cowboys.

Do they just randomly generate this

 

[Johnny23]

KC v. DENVER and GB vs. LA sweet.

 

[Fan_from_Germany]

I will be in London at Wembley Stadium. Can't wait to see the Eagles loose to the Jaguars.

 

[big dog cowboy]

I'm in SF - why the heck do I get Skins / Giants but rarely get the Cowboys.

Do they just randomly generate this

I'm surprised your not getting that Sea/Det game.

It's not random selected. Typically teams within the division of your "home" team are shown.

For example I live about 3 hours from Kansas City so my AFC home team is considered the Chiefs. When CBS has the double header I almost always get the Chiefs as one game and the Broncos/Raiders/Chargers as the 2nd game.

Dallas is considered my NFC "home" team so I always get them and typically get the Commanders.Giants/Eagles as a 2nd game when Fox has the doubleheader.

 

[HungryLion]

I'm surprised your not getting that Sea/Det game.

It's not random selected. Typically teams within the division of your "home" team are shown.

For example I live about 3 hours from Kansas City so my AFC home team is considered the Chiefs. When CBS has the double header I almost always get the Chiefs as one game and the Broncos/Raiders/Chargers as the 2nd game.

Dallas is considered my NFC "home" team so I always get them and typically get the Commanders.Giants/Eagles as a 2nd game when Fox has the doubleheader.

This is true.

I live near Philly. So obviously I get every crappy eagles game. That being said. The Cowboys, Commanders and Giants are also on TV here a TON. Usually the only time you don’t see them on TV is when they play the same time slot as the eagles but not against the eagles.

 

[Titleist]

This is true.

I live near Philly. So obviously I get every crappy eagles game. That being said. The Cowboys, Commanders and Giants are also on TV here a TON. Usually the only time you don’t see them on TV is when they play the same time slot as the eagles but not against the eagles.

Same. One of the few advantages of living in this city is you get to see basically every NFC East game assuming that they do not overlap on the same network, as you mentioned.

 

[jazzcat22]

I am surprised they didn't move the GB game to GB....it seems like they are only allowed to show the Packers at GB, so the refs can gear a GB mystique win.
go Rams

 

[links18]

I will be in London at Wembley Stadium. Can't wait to see the Eagles loose to the Jaguars.

Throw some fish and chips at the Eagles bench.