Okay, so, I was trying to figure out where to watch all the NFL games for Week 2. You know, it’s always a bit of a scramble to find the right channels and all that.
First, I started looking around online for the TV schedule. I figured there must be some sort of map or guide, right?
I found this thing called the “NFL TV map” for Week 2. It basically shows you which games are being broadcast where, depending on your location. Pretty handy, I thought.
Then I noticed they also listed the kickoff times and the networks. That’s useful because you don’t wanna miss the start of the game.
So, for the usual Sunday games, it looks like there are a bunch in the morning, and then, get this, three late games! And CBS is showing games in both the early and late slots. I always like to watch NFL games.
I also saw something about ESPN+. Apparently, they have a ton of NFL stuff all season long, like live games, highlights, and some other shows.
And for those “Monday Night Football” games, it seems like they’re usually on ABC and ESPN. You can also stream them on some platform called Fubo or something like that in the US, and DAZN in Canada, whatever those are.
Anyway, I managed to get a pretty good idea of the TV schedule for Week 2. It took a bit of digging around, but I think I’ve got it sorted now. Now I just gotta make sure I’m free to watch all these games!
- Found the NFL TV map for Week 2.
- Noticed kickoff times and networks listed.
- Saw that CBS has games in both early and late windows on Sunday.
- Learned about ESPN+ having lots of NFL content.
- Figured out that Monday Night Football is usually on ABC/ESPN, and can be streamed.
Summary of my findings:
It wasn’t too complicated in the end. Just had to piece together some information from different places. It’s all part of the fun of getting ready for a new week of football, I guess!
