Chiefs vs. Jaguars broadcast map: Will you be able to watch on TV?
The Kansas City Chiefs (0-1) will face the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-0) in Week 2 of the 2023 NFL season. It's the first road game of the season for Kansas City, with the team traveling down to TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida. This week brings a rematch from the AFC divisional round of the playoffs […]
The Kansas City Chiefs (0-1) will face the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-0) in Week 2 of the 2023 NFL season. It's the first road game of the season for Kansas City, with the team traveling down to TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida.
This week brings a rematch from the AFC divisional round of the playoffs and it'll mark the third time these teams have faced each other in the past 12 months. Familiarity is a big storyline here with former Chiefs offensive coordinator Doug Pederson entering his second season as head coach of the Jaguars.
Will you be able to watch that game on TV? If you live in the red areas on the map below you’ll get this game on your local CBS channels, according to 506sports.com:
The Chiefs-Jaguars (red) game is competing with four other teams in the early slate. Raiders-Bills (blue), Ravens-Bengals (green), and Chargers-Titans (yellow). As you can see, Kansas City and Jacksonville take up the majority of the broadcast map. The game will be shown throughout the midwestern, northern, southern, and southeastern United States.
The Chiefs are always well-represented on the broadcast maps, but they don't have many noon games on Sunday this season. It feels like the network is ensuring they get the best possible numbers out of this game early on in the year. We'll see what the broadcast map brings with next week's late afternoon game against the Chicago Bears.
In the booth this week, fans will hear CBS broadcasters Ian Eagle and Charles Davis. Evan Washburn will be reporting from the sidelines. Find out more about that crew here.
Chiefs favorites to be Bengals WR Tee Higgins’ next team
A chance for Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach to rectify one of his biggest draft whiffs.
Featured image via Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
