Bills vs. Patriots, Week 18 broadcast map: The Heartland of America loves Josh Allen

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Areas throughout the middle of the country and New England will see the Bills take on the Patriots

It’s the final week of the regular NFL season and the Buffalo Bills will be taking on the New England Patriots in a game that doesn’t mean much to either team. The Bills have already locked up the two seed in the AFC playoffs and head coach Sean McDermott has stated that quarterback Josh Allen will only be playing for a very short time on Sunday in order to extend his streak of starts to 115.

For the Patriots, if they lose, they would have the first-overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Whether rookie quarterback Drake Maye plays or not against the Bills is still yet to be seen as head coach Jerod Mayo hasn’t announced his plans. Regardless of who plays, the Bills would be undefeated against the AFC East if they pull off a victory this weekend.

As for who will get to see the game aside from Bills markets, it seems people who live in the middle of the country and New England areas will have the best chances.

Broadcast coverage map courtesy of 506sports.com

Per 506sports.com, areas in green will see the aforementioned Buffalo Bills face off against the New England Patriots, with Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta on the call. Red portions will see the clash between the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons (Ian Eagle and Charles Davis); the blue spot will be watching the New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles (Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber and Jason McCourty); and the two yellow splotches will be viewing the Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans game (Tom McCarthy, Ross Tucker and Jay Feely).

Where will you be watching the Bills game from?