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The Cincinnati Bengals are 4-2 and face the 1-6 Tennessee Titans on the road in Week 8. Will fans in Columbus be able to watch the game?
In a division rival matchup last week, the Bengals beat the Baltimore Ravens 35-13. Without star quarterback Lamar Jackson, the Ravens carried a 13-0 lead into the second half. The Bengals offense flipped, scoring 35 unanswered points, including four touchdown passes from Joe Burrow.
Through seven weeks, every team in the AFC North division owns a winning record. The Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers are each 5-2 and face each other next. The Bengals are 4-2, while the Ravens are 4-3.
The Bengals face the Titans at 1 p.m. Nov. 1.
The Bengals will not be available to watch this week in central Ohio. Both the Bengals and Browns games air on CBS at the same time, with the Browns taking priority.
The only option for watching out-of-market NFL games requires an NFL Sunday Ticket subscription through YouTube TV, which costs $30 per month for eight months or $240 for the year.
Fans can also follow along with game highlights from every game on a given Sunday on NFL Redzone, which is available on certain TV subscriptions like YouTube TV and Spectrum.