New York Giants fans stranded on the wrong coast can be found at this Tendernob dive, where the Giants meetup group congregates weekly. University of Wisconsin fans, this is also your spot.

With Abita Amber on tap and a coterie of fans chanting "Who dat?", New Orleans Saints supporters will feel right at home in this slice-of-Louisiana lounge. You may even get to partake in a pan of homemade jambalaya brought by a fellow fan.

Blackthorn is definitely a Niners bar, but thanks to a long wall of flat screen TVs, you have a great shot of finding whichever game you want.

This Cow Hollow sports bar is shared territory: the SF Dallas Cowboys fan club can usually be found here, as can the Indianapolis Colts cheering section. (There's also sometimes a contingent of Cowboys fans at Pete's Tavern in SOMA.) If you're a fan of Virginia Tech, UCLA, or Georgia, this is also your go-to spot.

As the name implies, this sports bar is the place to be for all things New England. The New England Patriots and UConn are both well-represented during games.

Chicago Bears fans can meet and greet at this Noe Valley bar, home of the Chicago sports fans meetup group. They sometimes bring along Chicago dogs with all the trimmings.

Minnesota Vikings fans, look no further than this Marina sports bar, which offers the bonus of free popcorn. Iowa, Nebraska, and Purdue fans also call this one home.

Given that Giordano's specializes in all-in-one Pittsburgh-style sandwiches, it's no surprise that Steelers fans congregate at both its locations. There's a sizable Steelers contingent at Shanghai Kelly's as well.

Notre Dame fans head to this Pac Heights bar to cheer on their team.

SF's first sport bar specifically for the gay community, this place is crowded and rowdy with 49ers' fans on Sundays.

There are 11 giant flat screen TVs, but the 49ers get priority for sound.

Penn State fans go wild during games at this Marina spot, which has been known to open as early as 6 am for East Coast morning games. They have free popcorn, too.

Buffalo Bills fans, welcome home: the Bay Area Bills Backers have patronized this friendly North Beach dive for more than 20 years. This is also the go-to bar for fans of LSU.

Right next door to Pete's, this Mexican offshoot from the same owners is the place to gather for Ohio State fans.

This massive sports bar unsurprisingly plays home to a few different contingents, including the Florida Gators, Arkansas, Illinois, and some Dallas Cowboys fans as well.

Cheer on the Oregon Ducks and do a shot or two of Fernet at this Tenderloin favorite. Browns fans also like to make an appearance here on Sundays, but the Niners game will always be on as well.

This brand-new sports bar in Lower Pac Heights has already been claimed by Denver Broncos fans. Check out the Meetup group for more intel.

Steeler Nation takes over this Russian Hill bar on Sundays.

It's a Niners bar, but there are plenty of TVs (and bottomless mimosas).

Thirteen TVs and a big screen make this a go-to spot for football fans that's a 49ers bar, but also somehow a go-to spot for Seahawks fans (who gather in the back room).

St. Louis Rams, Clemson, and Iowa State fans head to this relaxed North Beach sports bar.

Fans of Arizona (both the university and the Cardinals), Alabama, Michigan, Michigan State, and Texas have to share territory at this Cow Hollow spot, where you can expect more than a modicum of trash-talking as a result.

Ten plasma screens and all the tacos you could ever want. The 49ers get sound as do all big games.

The SF New York Jets fan club comes to order each week at this Nob Hill joint, which offers $3 bottles of Angry Orchard cider during games.

Baltimore Ravens fans congregate for every game at this low-key Mission dive bar. Follow local group Ravens in the Fog for intel on meetups.

This Noe Valley bar has almost 30 TVs and 40 beers on tap. If the Niners aren't on, the team with the most fans gets the game sound.

South Carolina Gamecocks meet for every game at this newish bar in Lower Pac Heights.

This cash only bar feels like your living room except with 14 TVs, many of which will be showing the 49ers if they're playing.

It's across the street from and named after the 49ers original stadium, but that hasn't stopped Eagles' fans from making it their own. There are over 20 TVs, but you'll still need to arrive well before your game if you want a seat.