FOX Televised NFL Football Schedule at SBG Global
The 2008 NFL schedule has FOX television broadcasting 109 regular-season games.
Televised NFL football schedule action on FOX has a number of great games including the Thanksgiving matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the Dallas Cowboys. Other great matchups on the 2008 NFL schedule on FOX have a playoff rematch as Green Bay travels to Seattle on Sunday, October 12th and on November 2nd when the Super Bowl champion New York Giants face the Dallas Cowboys. Another excellent televised NFL football schedule matchup on FOX has Dallas meeting the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, December 7th.
Televised NFL football schedule action on FOX features 58 games that involve last year’s NFC playoff teams. Ten of those games on the televised NFL football schedule will feature the New York Giants. The Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers are also featured on the televised NFL football schedule ten times on FOX. The televised NFL football schedule on FOX also includes two games featuring the Super Bowl runner-up New England Patriots. Keep in mind that FOX gets NFC road teams and NFC vs. NFC matchups while CBS has AFC road games and AFC vs. AFC matchups.
Televised NFL football schedule action on FOX continues in the playoffs with an NFC Wild Card game on Sunday, January 4th. Televised NFL football schedule games in the playoffs continue on FOX on Saturday, January 10th. Televised NFL football schedule action concludes on FOX with the NFC Championship game on Sunday, January 18th.
Televised NFL football schedule action actually begins on FOX with the preseason. FOX has three prime-time games on the 2008 NFL schedule. They are Carolina at Philadelphia, Oakland at Tennessee and San Francisco at Chicago.
The 2008 NFL schedule on FOX television is a really a good one with many different matchups looking good. There is no doubt that the NFC East will be prominently featured with Dallas, Philadelphia, the Giants and Washington, as that division looks to be the most competitive in the NFL.





