Open since 1996, this bar and grill across from the the Opryland Hotel is known for smoked barbecue and hot chicken — but it’s also a popular place to watch football. It’s an official Packers Backers bar, so take note.

The self-proclaimed “beer hall for all” is family-friendly until 10 p.m. and has plenty of screens throughout to take in those weekend games. Noble’s offers 60 craft beer drafts, 60+ bottles and cans, plus sliders, wings, smoked meats, and more.

Beyond the Edge has a decent selection of beers on tap and a pretty extensive menu, along with plenty of televisions. This bar allows smoking, but there is a designated non-smoking room with several flat screens and a separate bar.

The Donelson outpost of the hot chicken-joint-meets-sports bar boasts 46 TVs and six sound zones. Florida fans gravitate here on game days when an alumni group has a standing reservation to do the Gator Chomp. Every Sunday, pro football fans can stop by any of the locations to enjoy every live, out-of-market game thanks to NFL Sunday Ticket.

The Corner Pub’s new downtown outpost features big screens galore — capped off by a massive 48-foot LED video wall. The large Vegas-style bar offers 48 draft beers, which pair well with football, wings, nachos, and cheese fries.

This Philly-based restaurant and bars Nashville outpost in SoBro has a huge space for game-watching — including a 15-foot LCD video wall to watch every touchdown and tackle extra closely. The hefty beer list and wide range of better-than-typical bar-fare food offerings make this one appealing to watch parties of all sizes and ages.

Crimson Tide fans convene at the Music Row bar that calls itself “a music row venue with a sports addiction.” It’s possible to see a TV screen from every single chair in the bar — so there’s not a bad seat in the house for game-watching while chowing down on beer-battered cheese sticks or sharing a sausage platter with fellow Alabama fans.

Come football season, Nashvillians can expect lots of LSU and Saints fans on game days at this new spot, as well as hurricanes and daiquiris on tap and a TV-lined bar. Round it out with fall-friendly gumbo or a fried shrimp po’boy, and cap it off with a sno-ball.

Irishman Micheál O’Leary’s traditional Irish pub opened earlier in 2019, providing a space for screening football games while eating bangers and mash, shepherd’s pie, and crispy Guinness-battered fish and chips. The sound is on for all games, but on other nights of the week you’ll find karaoke, songwriters nights, and live bands.

This Hillsboro Village sports bar with a dog-friendly patio added a second location in Sylvan Heights. With a large projection wall for important games, TVs spanning the wall and even in the bathroom, a moment of the game need never be missed.

Daniel Bockman’s sports hang South Side Kitchen & Pub on Nolensville Pike has become a go-to. neighborhood pub. It serves standard bar appetizers, salads, burgers, and entrees like fish and chips and chicken pot pie, but all are high-quality — don’t miss the nachos, an ideal gameday food.

Crow’s Nest in Green Hills is a two-story restaurant and bar packed with TV screens and plenty of seating. There’s loads of beer on tap, plus a solid bar food situation involving house made pizza rolls, pickle chips, and pulled pork sliders.

Looking to avoid the traffic and crowds downtown? Linger on the edge in Belle Meade, while eating ribs or Sam’s supreme ‘kitchen sink’ pizza. TV screens line the exterior edge of the dining area at Sam’s Place — so you can see the game from wherever you happen to sit.