How to watch and stream Buccaneers at Jaguars in Preseason Week 3 with kickoff time, viewing options, and more
Tampa Bay takes on the Jaguars as they hit the road one last time. Here’s how to watch the Buccaneers and see if they can finish the preseason with an undefeated record.
Thanks to Jalon Daniels, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers get to head to Jacksonville and take on the Jaguars in hopes of finishing the preseason with a 3-0 record.
Both teams will square off in joint practice on Tuesday and Wednesday, so it’s unlikely the majority of starters, if any at all, play on Friday night. That’s something we’ll find out later in the week.
Regardless here is how to watch the Buccaneers and Jaguars play in in Week 3 of the preseason:
How to watch and stream Buccaneers at Jaguars in NFL Preseason Week 3
The game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. ET on Friday, August 28. It will be televised on NFL Network, as well as in the following local markets and the duo of Chris Meyers and Ronde Barber will provide commentary:
WFLA (NBC/8 – Tampa)
WESH (NBC/2 – Orlando)
WOGX (FOX/51 – Gainesville)
WMBB (ABC/13 – Panama City)
WXCW (CW/6 – Fort Myers)
WPBF (ABC/25 – West Palm Beach)
WKRG (CBS/5 – Mobile AL)
Streaming:
Buccaneers.com or the Buccaneers app (in market/Canada)
NFL+ (out of market)
NFL Game Pass International (International, excluding China)
YouTube TV (Sunday Ticket subscribers only)
Radio:
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Radio on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Broadcast network can be heard on WXTB 98Rock (97.9 FM) in Tampa/Sarasota. This link leads to their network affiliates throughout the state of Florida.
3 fun facts heading into the Buccaneers-Jags preseason matchup
- These two teams have eight times over the course of their respective histories. The series is tied, 4-4, with the Bucs winning three of the last four meetings.
- Obviously, Jaguars head coach was the mastermind behind the Buccaneers’ prolific 2024 offense. He and Todd Bowles still keep in touch on a regular basis, per Bowles’ own words.
- This is about as close a cross-state rivalry gets, with it only being a little more than a three-hour drive from Tampa Bay to Jacksonville..
