It was on a monday. That law I posted specifically talks about friday and saturday games not being allowed to be nationally televised.

The lawyers have found a way to **** you again.

Its time to work DTV, and then maybe they can get a Hurricane contingency built into their fuggin contract, the dicks. Swear to God, they wouldn't broadcast a Saints game to a dude in Sacramento, even though he had to relocate their cause his home is flooded. Fugen heartless bastards the NFL is, bend over and take it you fan.

This is for CBS, the NFL, ESPN, Saul, and anyone else who busts on those of us unfortunate enough to not pick the game up on TV tomorrow:

I was already close to dropping football already. I mean making a conscious choice to stop being a fan of football in all its forms.


This does not help.

Blackout in FL too?
 

Will this game be broadcast ANYWHERE? I thought the NFL loved these storms so they could get more $ for extra games.

Here's a question...

How many of you were getting the game on Sunday (outside of Direct TV folks)? This is a potential disaster of major proportions here and you guys are crying about the NFL and the networks breaking one off in you.

Do you really think the NFL wants to pass up on the chance to get additional advertising revenues?

What if I get KCTV5 on satellite????

So the DirecTV satellite that roadcasts Sunday Ticket games is less than 75 miles up?

Easy for you to say, Denver fan. :p

Eh... I can understand. While I'd like to think I'd handle it much more graciously than these fellas are, it's hard to keep things in perspective when you're talking about a large group of people who discuss football every day of the year.

If this, the biggest hurricane in recorded history does the damage that Katrina did, I suspect there will be just as many caring Chiefs fans as any other fan base. That said, missing a football game is nothing compared to missing your home.

thats the number wichita's cbs station is giving out just tried calling now 7 pm and the offices are closed. uggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg

That's why I don't live in Florida. Also a reason why I didn't live in a trailor in Kansas (tornados).
What puzzles me is why didn't they just go to Kansas City and play on Sunday? Isn't that a better scenario all the way around? Seau and Jason Taylor up to speed for the fins. Chiefs could have more than 2 days practice. But no put everybody in a risky environment, one day away from a major hurricane because the Dolphins want to play at home.
Stupid assclowns!!!

Heh. I'm gonna ride this one as much as I can. I definately owe you a couple beers though. :D

Roadcasts? Tis the season to be Rorry, fa rah rah rah rah, rah rah rah rah.