
Forget just tuning in, because catching the Jets at Patriots on Sunday at 1:00 pm Eastern is gonna take a little planning if you’re not in the right zip code.
Where Your TV Will Show the Action
Alright, so CBS is running a doubleheader this week, while FOX is sticking to a single game for each region. If you’re chilling in the New York area, you’re golden. You’ll snag the Jets at Patriots early on CBS. For you, the early FOX game is Saints at Giants, and then Bills at Raiders late on CBS.
This Jets-Patriots game, scheduled for that 1:00 pm Eastern kickoff on Sunday, is specifically hitting CBS affiliates in New York State and New England. And hey, for those down south, affiliates in Miami and West Palm Beach are also getting the broadcast. You wanna be super sure your local station has it? Definitely hit up 506sports.com for those broadcast maps.
Streaming Options When Local TV Fails You
Now, if you’re not in one of those lucky broadcast zones where the game is being shown live on TV, don’t sweat it too much. You’ve still got ways to see the Jets and Patriots clash.
If the game IS getting aired in your area, you can easily stream it on Paramount+ or NFL+. Pretty straightforward, right?
But if it’s NOT showing up on your local TV? That’s when you gotta rely on NFL Sunday Ticket through YouTube and YouTubeTV to catch all the plays. Just keep in mind that all these platforms require subscriptions. There are no free passes to watch the game, unfortunately.
Don’t Miss These Other National Showdowns
And for everyone across the whole nation, regardless of your local coverage, there are some other big games on deck. You can catch the Texans vs. Jaguars from London Sunday morning on NFL Network. Then, it’s the Cowboys at Packers Sunday night on NBC. And to wrap up the weekend, don’t forget the Commanders at 49ers Monday night on ESPN and ABC.
So, get those streaming services lined up or check those local maps, because this Sunday’s Jets-Patriots game, plus all the other action, is set to be a packed weekend of football you won’t wanna miss!
This article was created with AI assistance and published under Seattle On Tap’s editorial standards. See our Editorial Policy.
Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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