Will all of California get to watch the Raiders and Broncos on TV in NFL Week 4?

Anthony Galaviz
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The Raiders and Broncos game will air in most of the West Coast.

California will get to see the AFC West rivals meet at 1:25 p.m. PDT Sunday from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. CBS’ Kevin Harlan and Trent Green will call the NFL Week 4 game.

The Raiders (0-3) hope to pick up their first win while the Broncos (2-1) are coming off a 11-10 victory over the 49ers to improve to 2-1.

Here are the regions that will show the game, via 506 Sports.

California: KGPE (47 - Fresno); KCBS (2 - Los Angeles), KFMB (8 - San Diego); KBAK (29 - Bakersfield); KPSP (2 - Palm Springs); KPIX (5 - San Francisco); KION (46 - Monterey CA); KOVR (13 - Sacramento); KCOY (12 - Central Coast).

Others: KLAS (8 - Las Vegas); KCNC (4 - Denver); KCTV (5 - Kansas City); KIRO (7 - Seattle); KOIN (6 - Portland, Ore.); KTVN (2 - Reno); KPHO (5 - Phoenix); KUTV (2 - Salt Lake City); KWTV (9 - Oklahoma City); KREM (2 - Spokane, Wash.); KOLD (13 - Tucson); KVAL (13 - Eugene, Ore.); KBOI (2- Boise, Idaho); KTVQ (2 - Billings, Montana); KGWN (2 - Cheyenne, Wyo.); KMTV (3 - Omaha. Neb.); WIBW (13 - Topeka, Kansas); KWCH (12 - Wichita, Kansas); KRQE (13 - Albuquerque); KOTV (6 - Tulsa, Okla.); KKTV (11 - Colorado Springs, Colo.).

The game can also be seen on NFL+ and Paramount+.