Okay, so I wanted to catch all the NFL games today, but I had a bunch of stuff to do around the house. I needed a way to figure out which games were playing where and when, so I could plan my day accordingly. Here’s what I did:
Looked for a TV Schedule
First, I grabbed my laptop and opened up my browser. I typed in “NFL games today TV schedule” into the search bar. I figured that would be the quickest way to find out what I needed.
Checking Out the Results
The search results popped up a bunch of different websites. I usually try the official NFL site first, but I noticed a few others that looked promising. I mainly looked for sites that cover sports regularly, you know, the big names, because those are generally pretty reliable.
Finding a Schedule That Works
I clicked on a couple of the results, and thankfully, most of them had pretty clear schedules laid out. I wanted something simple – game times, the teams playing, and which channel was showing each game. Some sites had a lot of extra info, but I just needed the basics.
Deciding the Schedule That Show The TV Map
I found some composite TV schedule maps for the NFL *’s very useful, I don’t have to comapre many different websites.
After digesting all that info, I planned out my day. I figured out which games I could watch live, and which ones I might have to catch highlights of later. I even set a couple of reminders on my phone so I wouldn’t miss kickoff for the games I really wanted to see!
