How to listen to Buccaneers vs. Bengals NFL preseason game on the radio

We live in a digital age where watching sports is easier than it ever has been. Even though the NFL still lags way behind the NBA and MLB in terms of having a centralized league-operated app to watch games, football has grown more accessible in the past few years thanks to the expansion of streaming.

Even though all preseason games are broadcast locally, the NFL+ app helps fans access games and NFL Network tries to air as many games as it can throughout the week if anyone misses the action live.

Still, there’s always been a trusty way to catch games even if you don’t have a television. Radio broadcasts have been around forever and even with the advent of digital streaming services, radio has lived on.

That’s going to be clutch for certain Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans who aren’t lucky enough to be local or who might not have easy access to WTTA-TV to catch tonight’s preseason opener against the Bengals.

Local radio stations for Buccaneers vs. Bengals

Buccaneers radio network

Gene Deckerhoff will be on the call tonight for the local radio stations around the Tampa area. Here’s a look at where to tune your dial depending on where you’re located in Florida:

• Tampa Bay / Sarasota x WXTB 97.9 FM × Bucs Flagship Station
• Brooksville x WWJB 1450 AM
• Daytona Beach × WLOV 99.5 FM
• Englewood × WENG 1530 AM/99.1 FM/107.5 FM
• Ft. Myers/Naples × WBNC 770 AM/98.1 FM/104.3 FM
• Gainesville/Ocala × WRUF 850 AM/98.1 FM
• Homosassa Springs * WXCV 95.3 FM
• Lakeland × WLKF 1430 AM/96.7 FM
• Melbourne x WICX 1060 AM/105.5 FM
• Orlando x WYGM 740 AM/ 96.9 FM
• Port St. Lucie x WPSL 1590 AM/WSTU 1450 AM
• Pensacola × WBSR 1450 AM/101.1 FM
• Sebring × WJCM 1050 AM/106.3 FM

Bengals radio network

Bucs fans who live outside of the Tampa area but are near Cincinnati are in luck tonight when it comes to being able to catch the game. While the Buccaneers radio network extends to large portions of Florida, the Bengals radio network crosses state lines.

Fans living in Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia should check here to see which radio affiliate to tune into for tonight’s game.

National radio networks

The good news is that even if you don’t live in the Tampa or Cincinnati area, fans can still listen to the game on SiriusXM Radio. Bucs fans will want to tune their radio to Channel 382 in order to hear the home broadcast, where Bengals fans will be looking for Channel 227 for their feed.

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