Tennessee Titans Are So Bad That Nearby Knoxville and Chattanooga TV Stations Won't Air Their Game — Plus Other Sports Media News
According to the latest NFL broadcast maps from 506 sports, the local Fox affiliates in Knoxville and Chattanooga, which are two major cities in the same state as the Nashville-based Tennessee Titans are dumping Sunday’s 1:00 PM ET matchup between the 1-7 Titans and the Jacksonville Jaguars. Instead, viewers in the Eastern part of Tennessee will get the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings game as most of the country will.
The only areas in the country that will be able to watch the Titans Jaguars clash are indicated by yellow. Damn!
Under NFL rules, only stations within a 75-mile primary radius of Nashville are forced to air every Titans game. Because Knoxville and Chattanooga sit outside that zone, local station managers can pick the game they think will draw the best ratings. Choosing an out-of-market NFC North matchup over the home-state team is a brutal reality check for the Titans' brand and forces East Tennessee fans to buy NFL Sunday Ticket just to watch their home state Titans one-win team.
If you ran a TV station in East Tennessee, would you stick with the struggling home-state Titans out of loyalty, or take the guaranteed ratings bump from Packers-Vikings? Drop your take below.
Condolences 🙏🏾go out to ESPN's Hannah Storm and the family of longtime NBC Sports and Golf Channel broadcaster Dan Hicks.
BREAKING: Dan Hicks, legendary NBC Sports and golf announcer, has passed away. He was 64. https://t.co/x7m5WW40bb
— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) November 12, 2026
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