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How to Watch: San Francisco 49ers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
In Week 10, the defending NFC Champion San Francisco 49ers will travel to Tampa Bay to take on the Buccaneers for a 1 p.m. ET kickoff at Raymond James Stadium. This week marks the third time in four weeks the Bucs have played a team from last year’s championship games. Tampa Bay is coming off a disappointing 30-24 overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs via Monday Night Football and will strive to snap its losing streak in Week 10. This will be the 27th all-time regular season meeting with San Francisco (49ers lead 20-6).
Here is everything you need to know on how to watch, listen and livestream the game:
Matchup
San Francisco 49ers (4-4) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-5)
Watch & Stream
- Sunday, November, 10 2024
- Kickoff: 1:00 p.m. ET
- Location: Raymond James Stadium
- Network: FOX
- Broadcast Crew: Kevin Burkhardt (play-by-play), Tom Brady (analyst), Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi (reporters)
- Never miss a game. Get your personalized view of the NFL schedule based on your location and services at watch.nfl.com/buccaneers
- Follow our official game blog on the Bucs’ website and app, starting at kickoff, for notes, summaries and analysis.
Listen Live
- TAMPA BAY/SARASOTA: – Bucs Flagship Station WXTB 97.9 FM Broadcast Crew: Gene Deckerhoff (play by play), Dave Moore (color), T.J. Rives (reporter)
- SPANISH RADIO: TAMPA BAY: WTMP – LA INVASORA 1150 AM, 96.1 FM, 92.9 FM, 102.1 FM Broadcast Crew: Carlos Bohorquez (play by play), Martin Gramatica (color), Santiago Gramatica (sideline reporter)
- Satellite Radio: Sirius/XM Channel away (386), home (232) – Click here for more information
*In-market fans can listen to Both English and Spanish broadcasts through the Bucs Official App (on iOS) or on Buccaneers.com (everyone in market on desktop, local on mobile)
*Those attending the game can listen to real-time audio live from your seats in the Bucs Official App!
- BROOKSVILLE: WWJB 1450 AM
- DAYTONA BEACH: WLOV 99.5 FM
- COCOA BEACH: WTKS 104.1 FM
- DAYTONA BEACH: WLOV 99.5 FM
- ENGLEWOOD: WENG 1530 AM/98.1/107.5 FM
- FT MYERS/NAPLES: WBNC 770 AM/98.1 FM/104.3 FM
- GAINESVILLE/OCALA: WRUF 850 AM/ 98.1 FM
- HOMOSASSA SPRING: WXCV 95.3 FM
- LAKELAND: WONN 1230 AM/107.1 FM
- MELBOURNE: WTKS 104.1 FM
- ORLANDO: WTKS 104.1 FM
- PORT ST. LUCIE: WPSL 1590 AM/WSTU1450 AM
- PANAMA CITY: WILN 105.9 FM
- SEBRING: WJCM 1050 AM/106.3 FM
- PENSACOLA: WBSR 1450 AM/101.1 FM
- TALLAHASSEE: WVFT 93.3 FM
- TAMPA BAY/SARASOTA: WXTB 97.9 FM
- TITUSVILLE: WTKS 104.1 FM
- OKLAHOMA CITY: KRXO 107.7 FM
Download the App
- Play these games in our app for your chance to win prizes! Games are all located on the first screen of your app on gameday OR if you click the MORE button on the bottom right.
Bucs Predict– Play all game long and chat with fans. First place will earn 2 tickets to the Raiders game.
Pick 3– Select 3 Bucs players in a fantasy style game. Top prize this week is a $100 gift card.
Bingo– First to field goal bingo wins a $500 gift card.
Social Media Accounts
Follow the club for live gameday updates, videos and photos.
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3 California beaches closed as collapsed pier debris washes ashore
As detritus from the badly damaged Santa Cruz pier washes ashore, California State Parks officials are keeping three beaches closed. “Because of the amount of debris washing up onto the local beaches from the collapsing Santa Cruz municipal wharf,” Twin Lakes State Beach, Seabright State Beach and San Lorenzo Point will be closed until Dec. 30 at 6 a.m., Santa Cruz State Beaches said.
Seacliff State Beach and Rio Del Mar State Beach both reopened on Christmas morning, though visitors should take care: A high-surf warning is in effect along the coast from Thursday morning until Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service is advising people to stay off piers and jetties.
About 150 feet of the Santa Cruz pier and an entire building housing a restroom broke off into the ocean on Monday amid battering waves. Three people working on the pier plunged into the water, where two needed rescue and a third was able to rescue themselves. Since then, pieces of the wharf have been washing onto local beaches. There is no estimated reopening for the wharf itself. Waves also pulled support piling from the Cayucos Pier about 160 miles south down the Central Coast. The end of the pier was already closed as it incurred damage during stormy conditions in February.
“Please be cautious when near the ocean, as debris from damage north of Capitola is making its way down the coastline,” the Capitola Police Department said. “Several large pilings from the Santa Cruz wharf have found their way to our shores, creating an extreme hazard. Please use caution if you are in the area.”
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