TV Map For Bears-Bucs Game

September 16th, 2023

Free football.

Bears at Bucs. An old NFC Central rivalry renewed. Joe can taste the Bromosa!

Today’s game will be on FOX. Locally, that’s WTVT-TV Channel 13. Remember, Sunday afternoon Bucs games will bounce back and forth from CBS to FOX just about each week.

Unfortunately, tomorrow’s game with the Bears will be broadcast over the air on free TV in Florida and northern Illinois, mostly. Baker Mayfield doesn’t pull eyeballs like Tom Brady.

(Well, Joe sure as hell does!)

Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston and Pam Oliver will work the game for FOX.

If you don’t live in Florida or northern Illinois, you’ll have to get the Bucs game at your favorite watering hole or be a man and get YouTubeTV.

Of course, Bucs fans can head to Big Storm Brewing in Clearwateror Big Storm’s other taprooms in Ybor City, Odessa, Cape Coral and downtown Orlando at the Amway Center. And naturally, visiting your neighborhood Hooters is always a wise move. Bonus: Select Hooters in Florida carry Big Storm Brewing beer on tap!

FOX Broadcast Map

Blue: Chicago @ Tampa Bay
Red: Seattle @ Detroit
Yellow: Green Bay @ Atlanta
Light blue: Indianapolis @ Houston
Green: NY Giants @ Arizona (LATE)
Brown/Orange: San Francisco @ LA Rams (LATE)

As always the TV map is courtesy of 506Sports.com.

15 Responses to “TV Map For Bears-Bucs Game”

  1. TheBucsAnthem Says:

    Geez man……it’s like since Brady left….the bucs television coverage has been relegated back to 1980s coverage of the Creamsicles!!!! 🫨🫨🫨🫨

  2. Ricki Says:

    GB vs Atlanta really????

  3. Durango 95 Says:

    For Saturday & Sunday football games can’t beat YouTube TV.

  4. mark2001 Says:

    Ricki.. I’d speculate that the Packers have more of a national audience. And of course, Atlanta has the Georgia following and may be a greater rivalry of interest for the Panthers and their audience. The Bears aren’t competitive. The Bucs aren’t considered to be a major contender. I think that explains it.

  5. HC Grover Says:

    Yay I get it out of Gainsville over the air!! Blast the Bears!

  6. Joe Says:

    I’d speculate that the Packers have more of a national audience.

    They absolutely do. It’s one reason the Packers are always on national TV.

  7. Faspro Says:

    I’m in England, can I watch it on YouTube TV?

  8. Faspro Says:

    YouTube TV is only available in the U.S., bummer. I guess I’m stuck with soccer, lol…

  9. A Bucs Fan Says:

    Starting guard Nate Davis is out for Chicago.. wish he were playing. He could not block anyone last Sunday….

  10. Durango 95 Says:

    Faspro Says:
    September 16th, 2023 at 12:46 pm

    I’m in England, can I watch it on YouTube TV?
    ————
    In Blighty you would need NFL Game Pass Intl.

  11. HC Grover Says:

    Are we there yet?

  12. orlbucfan Says:

    Faspro: If nothing else works, go to nfl.com. You’ve several hours ahead of us in central FL. You go to their site, and all the games will be automatically updated in a data format. What I mean is pick the team and then the game. Follow the prompts. I am a diehard Bucs Radio fan. I’ve followed other games on an iPad doing this. Hope it helps, plus it’s legal. 🙂

  13. Rod Munch Says:

    It’s not going to be free TV for long.

    The new ‘over the air’ standard, ATSC 3.0, that the networks are pushing, require new tuners and you have to always be connected to the internet to use them because the broadcasts are encrypted. So if you don’t have internet, then you don’t have any more ‘free’ TV when this becomes the norm in a few years.

    Plus, of course, the reason they’re doing this is so they can eventually charge you to watch the broadcasts. They’ll do so by first offering live ‘premium’ events and then will move to requiring people to pay to view stuff such as sports.

    Not that I care, I’m fine with paying to watch the NFL since that’s pretty much exclusively the only thing I watch. But that’s the future in another few years for those that care.

  14. Crickett Baker Says:

    I’m in AR and can hear it on 98rock tampabay. Then the next day I can watch a full replay just by typing it into the search bar.

  15. Jason Says:

    @Faspro look into a VPN for YouTube TV!