An early kickoff against one of the AFC's worst teams from a year ago means the Green Bay Packers' Week 2 showdown with the New York Jets will only be available to a small subsection of the country on Sunday.
The Packers and Jets will play on FOX at noon in Week 2. There are three other games are in the timeslot, including the featured game between the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears. The Vikings playing on the same channel and in the same timeslot means part of Wisconsin will not get Packers-Jets.
In fact, the only NFL TV markets to Packers-Jets are Green Bay, New York, Boston and Buffalo. Most of the New England area, plus Miami, Salt Lake City and Bakersfield, California will also get Packers-Jets.
The TV broadcast map for the early timeslot
on FOX (Packers-Jets in green), via 506sports.com:
The Philadelphia Eagles versus Tennessee Titans and Carolina Panthers versus Atlanta Falcons are also on FOX at noon.
Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma will be on the call for Packers-Jets from MetLife Stadium.
The Packers will be in the spotlight after blowing a 12-point lead in Week 1, while the Jets look like a potential surprise team after dismantling the Titans on the road in the season opener. Can Matt LaFleur's team avoided the dreaded 0-2 start?
For those outside the viewing area, Packers-Jets will be available on NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTubeTV.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Will you get Packers vs. Jets in your TV viewing market?
