Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts: Will you be able to watch on TV?

For Miami Dolphins fans hoping to watch the team's last game before QB Tua Tagovailoa is eligible to return from the injured reserve list, well, you'd better be in some very specific locations if you hope to see the game.

The Dolphins' clash on Sunday with the Indianapolis Colts has perhaps the smallest broadcast range of any game on Sunday, per 506Sports.com .

The game between 2-3 and 3-3 teams who've been featuring backup QBs the last few weeks didn't garner much attention from FOX this week. Unless you're in South Florida, the Panama City area, or within a couple hours drive of Indianapolis, you will have to find the game on the NFL Sunday Ticket this weekend.

But it's a key game for both teams for different reasons.  The Colts have a brutal series of games over the next five weeks, facing the Texans, Vikings, Bills, Jets, and Lions.  A win on Sunday would be huge towards giving them a touch of wiggle room as they head into that rough stretch.

Meanwhile, Miami needs to weather the storm on offense for at least one more week (at bare minimum) before the return of their starting QB.  And we'll have to see if Tagovailoa even returns next week when he's able to. Mike McDaniel said on Wednesday that nothing has changed since his update on Monday , when he said he expected Tagovailoa to play in 2024, but wouldn't commit to a timeframe.

The Dolphins and Colts kick off on Sunday at 1:00 pm ET from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

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