Week 4 NFL TV Coverage Maps (WV, VA, and South)

[FedExFielder]

http://the506.com/nflmaps/


Those who will be seeing the Redskins vs. Bucs game:


West Virginia
Virginia
Most of the two Carolinas
and a good portion of Florida, Georgia, and Alabama



Those of us in the Michiana (Michigan/Indiana) area, will be receiving the Detroit/Chicago game. Which is....just me....

[TheMarionBarberHitman]

http://the506.com/nflmaps/


Those who will be seeing the Redskins vs. Bucs game:


West Virginia
Virginia
Most of the two Carolinas
and a good portion of Florida, Georgia, and Alabama



Those of us in the Michiana (Michigan/Indiana) area, will be receiving the Detroit/Chicago game. Which is....just me....

lol im pretty sure its blacked out too haha
im not sure how the blackout rule works but do you get to see another game instead?

[Spade]

well looks like i'm going to see Dallas 3 weeks straight yipee.... (sarcasm)

[TheMarionBarberHitman]

thats really funny a random county in South Carolina is gettting NY VS KC Lol and why are they showing the KC VS NYG game in Oregon isnt that a tad bit closer to oakland...

[TheMarionBarberHitman]

well looks like i'm going to see Dallas 3 weeks straight yipee.... (sarcasm)

4 weeks theyve been nationally televised there fans dont need to buy directv sunday ticket until like week 6 its bs

[FedExFielder]

lol im pretty sure its blacked out too haha
im not sure how the blackout rule works but do you get to see another game instead?

Blackout Rules:

The home game has to be sold out (which means there are not 2 tickets available next to eachother on the day before the game, so technically you could fill 51% of the stadium and have a sellout)

Another thing: This is rare because if there are 2 tickets next to eachother, the front office of the home team will buy one of those tickets to ensure an NFL Standard of a sellout)

Also:

Home team's local FOX market (since all NFL teams have a FOX or CBS in their city will show a game of their choice that does not include the home team)


Hope this cleared things up and that you get to see the game

[TheMarionBarberHitman]

Blackout Rules:

The home game has to be sold out (which means there are not 2 tickets available next to eachother on the day before the game, so technically you could fill 51% of the stadium and have a sellout)

Another thing: This is rare because if there are 2 tickets next to eachother, the front office of the home team will buy one of those tickets to ensure an NFL Standard of a sellout)

Also:

Home team's local FOX market (since all NFL teams have a FOX or CBS in their city will show a game of their choice that does not include the home team)


Hope this cleared things up and that you get to see the game

lol i live i have season tix to the skins
i was just wondering if you might get to see the skins game because i thought detroit was at home this week and i thought you might benefit from a black out lol but i just realized they are away

[FedExFielder]

lol i live i have season tix to the skins
i was just wondering if you might get to see the skins game because i thought detroit was at home this week and i thought you might benefit from a black out lol but i just realized they are away

haha, I WISH it would've been a blackout at this point lol.

But I live in West Michigan so I get the Grand Rapids, MI FOX which was allowed to play the Lions/Skins game....unfortunately lol

[gca61087]

damnit wilmington! why do you do this to me?

[TheMarionBarberHitman]

haha, I WISH it would've been a blackout at this point lol.

But I live in West Michigan so I get the Grand Rapids, MI FOX which was allowed to play the Lions/Skins game....unfortunately lol

nice sig, i loved that moment.

[FedExFielder]

nice sig, i loved that moment.

Me too man, one of the high points in the Zorny era lol

[Spartacus87]

For some reason the map's not showing up correctly for me, about the entire Eastern half of the country doesn't have any color charting at all.

I'm fairly sure the game will be on here in Orlando though, aka Bucs country.