Consider it a blessing in disguise.

smart move. pats game will be a laugher and no one knows anyone on chiefs exept for larry johnson

That occurred to me after I posted. I'm paying about $300 for the right to watch a games that I'll probably end up turning off in disgust by halftime every week.

Same situation here too. OKC is about 350 miles from KC, but won't consider KC a local team. KC is the second closest NFL team, and in the other division, but nope, we're not getting any coverage. I know a lot of KC fans, but you can't hardly buy KC merchandise and apparal in OKC. (At least I haven't found a decent selection yet).


I'm not paying for Sunday Ticket for the Chiefs as long as they are losing more than winning. But I do figure that if they happen to slip up on the Pats and pull out a W, NFL Network will show the replay sometime next week.

Same Miami game is scheduled to air on the Shreveport affiliate.

I have, but haven't paid much attension since we were getting the Chiefs on reasonably every Sunday. How does it work and how much does it cost?

Maybe I'm remembering the many times Sunday Ticket has been mentioned here.

same here in Washington. We are going to the local watering hole to watch and drink shots each time the Pats score. Gonna need a cab to get home...

anyone have one of those handy maps that show which regions are getting which games?

Maybe watching the Jags/Titans game doesn't seem so bad now.

http://the506.com/nflmaps/

Cedar Rapids CBS station is showing the Chiefs

It's funny how just adding Favre makes a game between two teams that drafted in the top 6 the #1 game on CBS. ROFL It will probably be a complete snoozer.

Are you sure CBS doesn't have the Chiefs? We get them here in Tulsa.

Looks like Tulsa is the only place in OK that gets it.

http://the506.com/nflmaps/2008-01-CBS.html

Oh, and I'd still like to know why the **** the NFL thinks the entire ****ing nation needs to ****ing see ****ing Dallas every ****ing week.