Buccaneers vs. Eagles broadcast map: Will you be able to watch on TV?

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are taking on the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend.  And Tom Brady is going to be front and center for the contest.

Did we sudden time loop back to January 2022, when the Bucs blasted the Eagles 31-15?  No, but Brady will be in town as the 2024 versions of both franchises square off at Raymond James Stadium.  Brady and his broadcast partner Kevin Burkhardt will be on the call for the action.

So, that's a good thing for a widespread audience, right?  The Eagles are also in town, so that surely means a gigantic area will get to see the game locally, right?

Think again.  Man, the Bucs really can't catch a break with the league and the networks sometimes, it feels like. Per 506Sports , the Brady effect isn't as great as it's been in other weeks.

The game will be seen in most of Florida, but beyond that, most of the Southeast gets the New Orleans-Atlanta game.  The Mid-Atlantic and Northeast don't get the game outside of parts of Pennsylvania and New York.  However, if you're a Bucs fan in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico, Nebraska, and Missouri, you're apparently likely in luck.

That's pretty disappointing for a matchup between two teams at the top of their respective divisions having a playoff rematch.  Especially with Brady taking to the booth to call the contest in the stadium where he delivered a Super Bowl for the Tampa Bay.

The Eagles and the Bucs get underway on Sunday at 1:00 pm from Tampa.

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