Dixie Chicks At Bucs, TV Map

January 2nd, 2021

Free football.

So, will you get to see the Bucs host the Dixie Chicks in the 2020 regular season finale on free TV? Joe is here to help.

Well, it appears that unless you live in Florida or Georgia, it is highly unlikely you will get the game broadcast over your local FOX affiliate. In fact, not all of Florida or Georgia will have the game free, if you can imagine!

Most of the nation will be tormented by an NFC East game featuring the losing Giants playing the losing Cowboys. The only interest from a Bucs fan’s perspective is that if the Cowboys win, it increases the chances of the Bucs playing the Cowboys a week from Sunday in the Bucs’ first playoff game in 13 years.

Of course, Bucs fans can head over to Big Storm Brewery in Clearwater, Odessa or Cape Coral to watch the game, or visiting your neighborhood Hooters is always a wise move.

The preseason voice of the Bucs, Chris Myers, along with Greg Jenning,s will handle the call for FOX.

(Streaming information will be included in “Gameday Tampa Bay” post scheduled to publish here at midnight.)

As always, TV coverage maps are courtesy of 506sports.com.

 

Blue: Atlanta @ Tampa Bay
Red:
Dallas @ NY Giants
Green: Minnesota @ Detroit

23 Responses to “Dixie Chicks At Bucs, TV Map”

  1. kyle Says:

    Tampa native now living in Savannah, Ga. Thanks to Brady, I got ripped off on my NFL Sunday ticket package!! The majority of the games were locally broadcast??? I barely used my Sunday ticket. lol

    Damn that’s 300 bucks well spent!! Thanks Tom, now go win the whole damn thing please.

    Go Bucs!!!

  2. Infomeplease Says:

    You might think some of the Jacksonville football fans have been following the Bucs! Good job FOX.

  3. Buccanr1 Says:

    West palm beach so happy for the ticket.

  4. Cobraboy Says:

    We need Dallas & Philly to win tomorrow.

    I want the Cowboys in the JerryDome for Round 1.

  5. Joe Says:

    We need Dallas & Philly to win tomorrow.

    I want the Cowboys in the JerryDome for Round 1.

    First things first: Bucs must win.

  6. Kentucky Buc Says:

    I’d rather take a sharp stick in the eye than watch Giants-Dallas. I know, large market right. Still sucks. Didn’t get the ticket this year. I guess I should’ve.

  7. Cobraboy Says:

    Joe Says:</b?

    First things first: Bucs must win.

    Indubitably. First things first.

  8. Cobraboy Says:

    Joe Says:

    First things first: Bucs must win.

    Indubitably. First things first.

  9. Minnesota Buc Brent Says:

    Anyone can stream the game for free! Google: (Buffstream)
    Good luck and go Bucs!

  10. adam from ny Says:

    yeah sunday ticket carried like basically 4 bucs games the entire season…

    go figure…

    tomorrow’s game should literally be one of the 4…ha

  11. bojim Says:

    Why would anyone want to watch the Cowboys and Giants??

  12. Colonel_mp Says:

    Guess I will have to brave the COVID public in Illinois to watch live. Go BUCS!

  13. PSL Bob Says:

    I live on the east coast in St. Lucie Co. Including tomorrow, 16 games will be in the books, and for the first time this year I won’t be able to watch them on TV. I guess I shouldn’t complain, because in the past, I’ve been able to watch few Bucs games on TV. Had to listen to them on the radio – talk about a fan! there area a lot of northerners on the east coast and so the NY-Dallas game takes priority. Goes to show what a Bucs-Dallas or Bucs-Giants wildcard game might do for viewership.

  14. Joe Says:

    yeah sunday ticket carried like basically 4 bucs games the entire season…

    WRONG.

    Unless the Bucs play on a primetime game or a nationally-televised game (like a Saturday afternoon), NFL Sunday Ticket carries all Bucs games (same goes for every team). Now your local affiliate may carry a Bucs game which would black it out on NFL Sunday Ticket. But every NFL team is broadcast on NFL Sunday Ticket unless it is a primetime game or a Thanksgiving/Saturday game.

  15. Joe Says:

    Why would anyone want to watch the Cowboys and Giants??

    Cowboys fans, Giants fans and NFL playoff teams that may play one of the two in the playoffs (like Bucs fans).

    But yeah, otherwise, that’s a garbage game.

  16. D1 Says:

    @Joe,

    Heard you guys mention the war giraffe on the Ira podcast. I believe it was Josh Mcknown who said Glennon could really spin it.

    Fast forward to today, Mike Glennon has an Internet coaching site named, “spin it athletics”.

  17. Mike Johnson Says:

    Cannot believe Cowgirls and midgets are being watched by most of the USA. Dallas is crap. Yet they still draw. I hope the Giants smash them something terrible.

  18. Cobraboy Says:

    @Mike Johnson: no, no, no. I want the (non-PC) ‘Skins and Jints to lose, assuming a Bucs win.

    I’d rather play the Boys indoors on carpet than in either NJ or DC just because of weather…and turf speed.

    For the first playoff game, I’d rather not play a down ‘n dirty line game in the cold. wet and windy NE in January. Let’s get first PO game jitters out first.

  19. D1 Says:

    Cobra,

    Exactly!

    Indoor on a fast surface in a climate controlled indoor stadium vs outdoors in the cold on a frozen surface . IMO, it’s easy to choose.

  20. orlbucfan Says:

    Bucs Radio diehard fan since forever. I finally wised up and got Sirius.😊🏈

  21. ClodHopper Says:

    Haha. In eastern Iowa the Vikings game got bumped for the Cowboys game. That almost never happens. Sucks to be a Vikings fan.

    I remember in 2012 when the Chiefs were 2-14. That was the year Jovan Belcher shot himself at the facilities. The local CBS didn’t play some of their games. Chiefs fans got out their pitchforks!! A friend sent them a polite email asking what the deal was, and he got a reply saying even tho the Chiefs were local, people weren’t watching and he hinted that was getting tons and tons of emails.

  22. Roy T. Buford Says:

    I like that line of thinking Cobraboy…let’s hope DAL takes it today.

  23. Roy T. Buford Says:

    ^^^^And yes, hope the Bucs win too!