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The San Francisco 49ers are back home on Sunday, facing the St. Louis Rams in Week 13. The game is set for Sunday with a 1:05 p.m. PT. Sunday does not feature many good games, but the 49ers and Rams are still stuck with a lower level crew. The game will be covered by play-by-play man Kevin Burkhardt, color analyst John Lynch and sideline reporter Molly McGrath.
The 1:05 p.m. start means it won't be national coverage, but a lot of random cities will get the game. According to our friends at 506sports.com, outside of the 49ers and Rams territory, the game will air in LA (but not San Diego) Houston, Indianapolis, Columbus, OH, Northern New Jersey up through Massachusetts, Maine, Miami and the Pacific Northwest. If you are not going to get the game, make sure and check out our sports bar thread to find a place to watch with other 49ers fans.
If you are outside the US, we're back once again to help figure out how you can watch the game. We cannot provide any illegal streams because, well, they're illegal. There are a couple other options. I believe Verizon subscribers can watch games live with the NFL Mobile app (subscription required). The only other legal online stream available in the U.S. is NFL Rewind, which allows you to watch the games AFTER the fact. If you live outside the United States and Mexico, look into NFL Game Pass.
Canada: Per our friends at A Rouge Point, the game will air Fox Boston, Spokane, Tacoma. I'm not quite sure how that works with Canadian television.
United Kingdom: The game will only be available on NFL Game Pass (per NFL UK).
Armed Forces Network-Europe: AFN Prime Atlantic and AFN Xtra both are listed as TBD, so it's possible they could show up there.
Far East: Our friends at All Sports Network TV will broadcast the game on tape-delay Monday at 3:30 p.m. Hong Kong time. It will re-broadcast at 8:30 p.m. Hong Kong time. The broadcast will appear throughout Southeast Asia. Check out their map if you live out there.
In previous threads, we had people throwing out all sorts of tv channels around the world where you can watch the game. I'll list them below, but feel free to post any details you find of channels in your neck of the world. I don't expect all of these to be applicable this week, but it will help you narrow your search.
Sweden: Viasat Sport
Brazil: Local ESPN channel
Spain: Canal+ Deportes
Mexico: Foro TV (SKY 106)
