49ers-Eagles game time changed to 1:15pm pacific

Here’s the relevant section from Wikipedia

The 49ers and Raiders are usually not scheduled at the same time, though this can mean one of those teams will play a road game at 10:00 a.m. PT. To alleviate the conflicts, the 49ers and/or Raiders will typically be scheduled for additional primetime game(s), regardless of their records during the previous season.16
- The 49ers or Raiders must have at least one primetime game under current television rules, in order to circumvent the television blackout schedule.
-The Raiders’ two interconference home games (i.e., with a visiting NFC team) are televised by Fox (unless they are primetime). These games must be 4 p.m. ET (“late”) games, as they are played on the west coast. By rule, the 49ers can not play a 4 p.m. ET (“late”) game at the same time on CBS or Fox. Nor can they play a 1 p.m. ET (“early”) game on Fox when the
Raiders are at home on Fox when Fox has the singleheader game.
-The only window that would be available for the 49ers in that situation would be a 1 p.m. (“early”) game on CBS. However, the only two games which the 49ers are on CBS are interconference home games. All home games in San Francisco must be 4 p.m. ET (“late”) games. Therefore, a conflict is found in both cases.
-One conflict can be cured by scheduling the Raiders’ home game during the 49ers’ bye week. The second conflict would have to be cured by scheduling the 49ers in primetime (or on Thanksgiving).
-The 49ers’ two interconference home games also create conflicts in the opposite direction.
-This above requirement does not exist for the Giants and Jets. Both of those teams can play home games in either time slot: 1 p.m. (“early”) or 4 p.m. (“late”), because they are in the Eastern time zone. However, the same conflict presented by the interconference home games still exists as both teams will have to play at home during the same day. Since they play in the same stadium, it is impossible for one team to play a home game in the early time slot and for the other to play their home game in the late time slot.
-The often complicated television package is a significant factor in why the NFL schedule for a particular season takes several weeks to develop.

http://the506.com/nflmaps/index.html

It’s not updated yet though.
Maybe a little later

I know many of the NFC East markets were carrying the game (like Dallas/Houston/Austin/San Antonio) because this has huge implications for the Cowboys making the playoffs, plus the fact that the 49ers and Eagles are arch enemies of Cowboy Nation doesn’t hurt at all…

The effect of the passing attack depends on if it’s actually snowing during the game. If snowing it favors the defense cause it limits deep passes. If there is snow but not snowing it favors the offense because defenders have trouble staying on their feet.

However, NBC had the Eagles on last week thus there was no chance the 49ers vs Eagles game was going to be prime time.

And I think they would’ve had the Niners beaten Seattle. I am a bit surprised they kept the Vikings going against the 5-8 Panthers. I’m pretty sure that team can play back to back SNF games since the Cowboys did a few seasons ago.

yea, it’ll be shown in NORCAL and in the Philly area ONLY

well that answers that… GB PITT shown everywhere else huh?

Also posted it on the front page.