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2013 NFL Distribution Maps - Week 15
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Andrew Catalon and former NFL veteran quarterback Rich Gannon are announcing the Jaguars early NFL On CBS single header home game with the Buffalo Bills, and seen regionally in Western and Northern New York State, southeast Georgia coast, and locally on WTEV CBS channel 47 in Jacksonville, Florida, live on HD.
 B) :thumbsup:WAWS Fox channel 30 is also televising the Packers @ Cowboys NFL ON FOX's primary late doubleheader game in Jacksonville, also seen live on HD. ^_^ http://506sports.com/ http://www.the506.com/ We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today!
You know what sucks?
Seeing Green Bay is on TV at 4:00 on the one day I will not be home until 6:00. Oh well, I expect the Packers to lose anyway. Quote:You know what sucks? You need a DVR, or at least some sort of taping system.
The sun's not yellow, it's chicken.
Quote:You need a DVR, or at least some sort of taping system. I do have a DVR, but I hate recording games.
What 'NFL Rules' prevents Fox from carrying two games Sunday in just Jax and Charlotte?
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Quote:What 'NFL Rules' prevents Fox from carrying two games Sunday in just Jax and Charlotte? Ah. I see that a city that has a home CBS game can't have a Fox game on at the same time. What's the reasoning behind that? "Why should I give information to you when all you want to do is find something wrong with it?" Quote:Ah. I see that a city that has a home CBS game can't have a Fox game on at the same time. The NFL is concerned that some people that don't have NFL Sunday Ticket are going to stay home to watch the other game instead of purchase a ticket to the local game. |
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