The San Francisco 49ers are back home for the first time since Week 1, hosting the Dallas Cowboys in a Week 4 matchup. The game kicks off at 1:25 p.m. PT on FOX, and thanks to this week’s FOX doubleheader, it will be available in most markets across the country.
The folks at 506sports.com are back with their weekly broadcast maps. Their maps cover the entire United States, and accurately portray who can watch each NFL game. This week, FOX gets the morning and afternoon slots, while CBS gets one game in each market. The 49ers and Cowboys will broadcast across most of the country, with only a handful of markets not getting the game.
Rather than list every place getting the 49ers-Cowboys game, here is a list of the markets that will NOT get the game.
1. Southern California - south Santa Barbara and Bakersfield
2. Arizona - all except northeast sliver
3. St. Louis and Columbia in Missouri - getting Rams/Cardinals I’m guessing since both teams once were in St. Louis
4. Louisiana - all but Shreveport market
5. Mississippi - all but northwest portion near Memphis, TN
6. Alabama - all but small eastern sliver
7. Georgia - central and western portion
8. Florida - tip of the panhandle
There are not many international viewing options, as some of our resources have gone away. If you know of an international broadcast option, let us know in the comments.
United Kingdom: Just NFL Game Pass (per NFL UK).
Canada: Our friends at A Rouge Point do not appear to be updating anymore :(
Armed Forces Network-Europe: No broadcast
Far East: Our friends at All Sports Network TV are still updating their website, so I am not sure if it is playing.