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Football season is in full swing and soon the Super Bowl will be here to greet us all. Wondering where you can watch football besides your cabin in Pigeon Forge? Watching football is partly about the experience. Being surrounded by screaming enemies and excited fellow fans is part of what makes watching football in Pigeon Forge so fun. If you’re not a couch guy or girl and would rather watch football with a group of people, then you may want to consider going out to watch. There are some fun places to watch football in Pigeon Forge that will help make the experience exciting. From the good food to the good company, you’ll be able to have lots of fun cheering for your team.

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There are several places in Pigeon Forge to watch football and we don’t necessarily have a preference of one over the other so it really just depends what you like when you’re watching football. Most of the places in the area are some type of sports bar and grille, but each has it’s own unique twist.

Before we give you the list we thought you might also like to take a look a list at the restaurants in Pigeon Forge.

Smoky Mountain Brewery- The Smoky Mountain Brewery in Pigeon Forge is located in Waldens Landing (convenient to shopping and put-put golf.) They can be identified by their large grain silo and have over 20 tv’s for guests to watch the football game on. If you like pretzels, fried mushrooms, and Philly Cheesesteak, this is the spot for you. Their phone number is 865-673-3400 and their website is smoky-mtn-brewery.com.

The Roaming Gnome – This is an Irish pub and eatery and is known for having over 75 beers available to guests. The Roaming Gnome is a local spot where people come and hang out. It’s a great place to meet fun people and take in the game. With small tv’s at every booth you’re sure to see the game you want. Their phone number is 865.774.3336 and their website is gnomepug.com.

Pucker’s Bar and Grill in Gatlinburg – It was voted Gatlinburg’s best sports bar for the 9th year in a row. This bar has lively entertainment, pool tables, karaoke, and of course, TV. Their phone number is (865) 430-7755 and their website is puckerssportsbar.com.

Smoky’s Pub and Grub- Smoky’s claims to be hiker, biker, and family friendly. They have a wifi hotspot, gameroom, and big screen tv’s. This pub has more of a hometown feel. This pub also happens to be in Gatlinburg. Their phone number is 865.436.4220 and their website is smokyspubandgrub.com.

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A pigeon on the field of a 2009 Oakland Raiders NFL game

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The Raiders have been home to plenty of NFL legends: Gene Upshaw, Tim Brown, and ... a pigeon? On September 20, 2009, a wayward pigeon lined up alongside the Raider's special teams for a kickoff.

The bird had hustle, and bolted down the field with the team in coverage. By some strange miracle, it actually moved in stride with the players and followed the ball's location fairly well. The incident was wild enough to begin with, and that's without taking into account where the pigeon lined up.

There’s a deeper story: The bird lined up in the exact same spot usually occupied by Marquis Cooper, our linebacker who tragically lost his life in a boating accident earlier that year.

“That’s Marquis,” tackle Cornell Green said after the game. https://t.co/7cKfIuzYOw

— Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) May 5, 2020

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And there may have been some divine intervention here.

On March 1, 2009, linebacker Marquis Cooper's boat capsized off the coast of Clearwater, Florida. The tragic death shook the Raiders organization, so we'd like to think it was Cooper in spirit running down the field with his former teammates.

We can't help but acknowledge that symbolism given the eerie occurrence here, especially after former Raider Cornell Green believed it was Cooper. RIP to Cooper and long live this pidgeon.