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The TV Status for the Bengals/Eagles pre-season game


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So...it is a national game on Fox Friday night. Except, it won't be a sell-out so no TV locally, meaning only us out-of-market fans will be seeing it as it unfolds.

But, as I understand it, it gets worse for you in the Cincy market who can't or don't go to the game. Because it is a Fox game, there is no need for a local telecast, which means there will be NO tape delay of the game.

Meaning, unless you go to the game, or hump up to Columbus or down to L'ville, you can't see the game at any point if you are in the blackout radius for PBS.

Or unless you do one of those streaming dealies.

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But, as I understand it, it gets worse for you in the Cincy market who can't or don't go to the game. Because it is a Fox game, there is no need for a local telecast, which means there will be NO tape delay of the game.

There is reason for a local broadcast since it's not shown here locally. I would think it'd be shown on tape delay somewhere here

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Nope, that's what I am telling you, there will be NO tape delay this time because it is a national broadcast and there is no local TV broadcast of it. Fox won't "re-broadcast it" on tape delay (or the stations there won't pay for it). If you are "in-market", there will be NO television available to you, even on tape delay basis.

And, no, it won't be re-run on NFL Network either, because, once again, it is a Fox telecast and they retain the rights to it.

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Nope, that's what I am telling you, there will be NO tape delay this time because it is a national broadcast and there is no local TV broadcast of it. Fox won't "re-broadcast it" on tape delay (or the stations there won't pay for it). If you are "in-market", there will be NO television available to you, even on tape delay basis.

And, no, it won't be re-run on NFL Network either, because, once again, it is a Fox telecast and they retain the rights to it.

Then why is NFL Network advertising that they will broadcast ALL 65 Pre-season games?

NFL Network re-broadcasts FOX games during the regular season too. I'm sure they "retain the rights" to those as well.

I am thinking you are wrong. :sure:

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Good question, hokie. I have not run across re-broadcasts on NFL Network of espn/nbc games this pre-season. For instance, the Bengals/Dallas game was NOT re-broadcast.

I think they can say that because they pick up any games not otherwise being shown nationally.

I stand by my understanding.

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Hokie, I stand corrected. I just went and double-checked, and the Eagles/Bengals will re-broadcast on NFL Network Saturday at 4:00.

So there will at least be that option for locals with access to NFL Network.

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Good question, hokie. I have not run across re-broadcasts on NFL Network of espn/nbc games this pre-season. For instance, the Bengals/Dallas game was NOT re-broadcast.

I think they can say that because they pick up any games not otherwise being shown nationally.

I stand by my understanding.

You sure about that?

32 teams x 4 preseason games each /2= 64 + HOF Game = 65.

I think I saw where the HOF Game was on NFL Network. You have to search for it though. Sometimes the rebroadcasts are on at 2am.

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The details from John Kiesewetter in the Cincy Enquirer:


/>http://cincinnati.com/blogs/tv/2010/08/19/bengals-black-out-plans-for-fox-19-fox-45/

The only way you’re going to see Fox’s coverage of Friday’s Bengals-Eagles game from Paul Brown Stadium will be on the NFL Network on tape at 4 p.m. Saturday…. which means that Time Warner Land customers will never see it, but Insight and satellite customers will. Fox affiliates WXIX-TV and Dayton’s WRGT-TV can’t air the game because it didn’t sell out, and they don’t have rights to tape-delay it for replay overnight.

Our Sunday TV Week magazine listed the Bengals game for both stations…. but here’s what you’ll see on them instead tomorrow:

WXIX-TV Channel 19:

7 – Family Guy

7:30 — The Simpsons

8-9 –”Fox 19 Fall Football Preview” special: Local football special covering Bengals, local college teams and high school teams. Hosted by Brian Giesenschlag

9-10 – ”Breaking the Unbreakable: The 25th Anniversary of 4192″: Special from Covington’s Barking Fish Entertainment, makers of the new Pete Rose “4192: The Crowning of the Hit King” documentary. The show will discuss and promote the movie, show clips and have a roundtable discussion concerning the breaking of the hit record by Pete Rose. It is not a shortened version of the movie.

10– 10 O’clock News, with Final Quarter at 10:45.

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