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Rife with playoff implications, Saints-Falcons is drawing a lot of attention in Week 18

Rife with playoff implications, Sunday’s Saints-Falcons matchup is drawing a lot of attention in Week 18. Will your local TV station have the game?

We’ve got a heated rivalry game in Week 18, with the New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons matching up and a lot on the line. This could be the last game of the 2023 season for either team with a loss. Long-shot playoff implications, coaches on the hot seat, and decades-old bragging rights are all at stake. They’re playing for more than their pride.

And it’s a game rife with playoff implications. Five teams are still in contention for the final wild-card seed, including the Saints and Falcons — but fans of the Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks, and Minnesota Vikings will be tuning in. So will Los Angeles Rams fans, who could end up being the sixth or seventh seed depending on other games’ results. Dallas Cowboys faithful are going to be watching, too, seeing as they’ll likely be hosting the seventh-seed team.

That’s why coverage is so fragmented for the Saints-Falcons matchup. In addition to both teams’ home markets in the Gulf South, CBS affiliate stations in each of those playoff teams’ locales will  be carrying the game. Check the broadcast map from 506 Sports embedded below:

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If you’re in the green, you’ll get Colts vs. Raiders on TV

Those in the green will get the Colts vs Raiders game on TV.

The Indianapolis Colts (8-7) are set to play host to the Las Vegas Raiders (7-8) on Sunday for a Week 17 matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Those in the green area of the TV map will get the game on the local CBS channel, courtesy of 506 Sports.

(Courtesy of 506 Sports)

Getting the call for the CBS crew this week will be Andrew Catalon (play-by-play), Tiki Barber (color commentary), Matt Ryan (color commentary) and AJ Ross (sideline).

Despite coming off a loss on the road, the Colts currently hold the No. 7 seed in the AFC playoff picture, leading a quartet of 8-7 teams.

The Raiders have been one of the more interesting teams since firing former head coach Josh McDaniels. In the interim under Antonio Pierce, it’s clear the defense applies a physical brand of football that few teams have been able to match.

The Colts will have an advantage against a Raiders offense that is streaky. However, the Raiders defense should be able to keep this game close being led by the star pass rusher Maxx Crosby.

It seems the Colts will be near full strength, all things considered. Wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. is trending to clear the concussion protocol entering Friday, but as we saw last week, it’s not official until the game starts and he’s on the field.

It also appears the Colts will see the return of right tackle Braden Smith, barring a setback during Friday’s practice. He has played just three snaps over the last four games and has dealt with injuries throughout the entire season.

The Raiders always seem to match up well with the Colts so this should be an interesting battle at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday.

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NFL Week 16 TV broadcast maps

Each household will get eight games airing live without the need for NFL Sunday Ticket in week 16. See what games air in your area.

There are just three games left in the National Football League season and things are getting exciting.

There are two games on Saturday along with three games on Monday to celebrate Christmas Day with. It’s set up for the NFL fan to enjoy the sport throughout the holiday.

In the tight playoff race, each household will get one game on CBS with two games on Fox this Sunday along with the Saturday and Monday games.

TV broadcast map for Packers vs. Panthers in Week 16 of 2023 season

Here’s who will get a chance to see the Packers face the Panthers on FOX in Week 16 of the 2023 season.

The Green Bay Packers (6-8) are going back on the road for an important matchup with the Carolina Panthers (2-12) at Bank of America Stadium on Sunday. The must-win game for the Packers will be broadcast to a regional audience on FOX.

Kickoff from Charlotte is scheduled for noon CT. Chris Myers and Robert Smith are on the call for FOX.

There are only three games in the early timeslot on FOX on Sunday, but the Detroit Lions’ visit to Minneapolis to play the Vikings is the featured game and will be broadcast to most of the country.

The only NFL markets getting Packers-Panthers on Sunday are Green Bay and Charlotte. Parts of Illinois will also get the contest.

Here’s the television coverage map for Packers-Panthers, via 506sports.com:

The game can also be seen on NFL Sunday Ticket through YouTubeTV. The radio broadcast is available through the Packers Radio Network or online streaming at Packers.com.

NFL Week 16 TV coverage maps

The Eagles will host the Giants on FOX, while the 49ers will host the Ravens on ABC- Here’s your TV coverage map for the Week 16 slate of games

The NFL Week 16 schedule will have games with postseason implications played on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday that impact the AFC-NFC playoffs race.

Seven nationally televised games headline the weekend schedule, with Baltimore and San Francisco finishing the holiday out on ABC.

NATIONAL BROADCASTS

  • Thursday Night: New Orleans @ LA Rams (Amazon)
  • Saturday 4:30 PM ET: Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh (NBC; Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge)
  • Saturday 8 PM ET: Buffalo @ LA Chargers (Peacock; Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth)
  • Christmas Eve (Sunday) 8 PM ET: New England @ Denver (NFLN; Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner)
  • Christmas (Monday) 1 PM ET: Las Vegas @ Kansas City (CBS; Jim Nantz, Tony Romo)
  • Christmas (Monday) 4:30 PM ET: NY Giants @ Philadelphia (FOX; Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston)
  • Christmas (Monday) Night: Baltimore @ San Francisco (ABC)
  • NO-LAR will be simulcast on WDSU (NBC/6) New Orleans and KTTV (FOX/11) LA.
    BUF-LAC will be simulcast on WGRZ (NBC/2) Buffalo and KNBC (NBC/4) LA.
    NE-DEN will be simulcast on WCVB (ABC/5) Boston and KMGH (ABC/7) Denver.

Kansas City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and San Francisco will headline the Christmas Day games, with the Ravens and 49ers battling for the title of NFL’s top team.

Here are your TV watch maps for Week 16 via 506 Sports.

NFL Week 16 TV broadcast maps

The Eagles will host the Giants on FOX, while the 49ers will host the Ravens on ABC- Here’s your TV coverage map for the Week 16 slate of games

The NFL Week 16 schedule will have games with postseason implications played on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday that impact the AFC-NFC playoffs race.

Seven nationally televised games headline the weekend schedule, with Baltimore and San Francisco finishing the holiday out on ABC.

NATIONAL BROADCASTS

  • Thursday Night: New Orleans @ LA Rams (Amazon)
  • Saturday 4:30 PM ET: Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh (NBC; Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge)
  • Saturday 8 PM ET: Buffalo @ LA Chargers (Peacock; Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth)
  • Christmas Eve (Sunday) 8 PM ET: New England @ Denver (NFLN; Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner)
  • Christmas (Monday) 1 PM ET: Las Vegas @ Kansas City (CBS; Jim Nantz, Tony Romo)
  • Christmas (Monday) 4:30 PM ET: NY Giants @ Philadelphia (FOX; Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston)
  • Christmas (Monday) Night: Baltimore @ San Francisco (ABC)
  • NO-LAR will be simulcast on WDSU (NBC/6) New Orleans and KTTV (FOX/11) LA.
    BUF-LAC will be simulcast on WGRZ (NBC/2) Buffalo and KNBC (NBC/4) LA.
    NE-DEN will be simulcast on WCVB (ABC/5) Boston and KMGH (ABC/7) Denver.

Kansas City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and San Francisco will headline the Christmas Day games, with the Ravens and 49ers battling for the title of NFL’s top team.

Here are your TV watch maps for Week 16 via 506 Sports.

If you’re in the blue, you’ll get Colts vs. Falcons on TV

Those in the blue area of the TV map will get the Colts vs. Falcons on FOX.

The Indianapolis Colts (8-6) are on the road in Week 16 as they will face the Atlanta Falcons (6-8) at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday.

Those in the blue area of the TV map will get the game on the local FOX channel, courtesy of 506 Sports.

(Courtesy of 506 Sports)

Getting the call for the FOX crew this week will be Adam Amin (play-by-play), Mark Schlereth (color commentary) and Kristina Pink (sideline).

The Colts currently hold the No. 7 seed in the AFC playoff race while in a three-way tie for teh division lead with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans.

The Falcons are one game behind the New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers and are currently on the outside looking in when it comes to the playoff picture in the NFC.

The Colts opened the week as slight road underdogs despite the fact that they’ve won five of their last six games. On the other hand, the Falcons have lost five of their last seven.

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NFL TV broadcast map for Week 15 slate of games

With the Eagles playing on Monday Night Football, we’re looking at the TV Broadcast Map for the remainder of Week 15 in the NFL

Struggling teams can use a confidence booster, and less of a dominant NFC West team will be the foe for “Monday Night Football,” with the Seattle Seahawks (6-7) hosting the Philadelphia Eagles (10-3).

Nick Sirianni’s team is looking to fix issues on both sides of the football after two straight double-digit losses to NFC leaders while looking to avoid their first three-game losing streak since 2021.

Seattle is coming off their fourth-straight loss of the season after losing to the San Francisco 49ers without quarterback Geno Smith.

The Seahawks now need a win to get back in contention.

  • Thursday Night: LA Chargers @ Las Vegas (Amazon)
  • Saturday 1 PM ET: Minnesota @ Cincinnati (NFLN; Chris Rose, Jason McCourty)
  • Saturday 4:30 PM ET: Pittsburgh @ Indianapolis (NFLN; Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner)
  • Saturday 8:15 PM ET: Denver @ Detroit (NFLN; Kevin Harlan, Trent Green)
  • Sunday Night: Baltimore @ Jacksonville (NBC)
  • Monday Night: Philadelphia @ Seattle (ESPN/ABC)

With the matchup slated for a national television broadcast on ESPN, we’re looking at where the remaining Week 15 matchups will be televised via 506 Sports.

NFL Week 14 TV broadcast maps

See what games will air in your market as the playoff race heats up

The playoff push is getting more intense as we enter week 14 of the National Football League season. There are some really big matchups across the league but two of them stand out above the rest.

The Buffalo Bills heading to Kansas City to take on the Chiefs headlines the late game slate. The Bills are 6-6 and need to win to stay alive in the AFC East race and currently don’t have a wild card spot. The Chiefs are a game behind in the race for the number one seed in the AFC and need to find a way to pull out a big win.

The night game will be the Philadelphia Eagles taking on the Dallas Cowboys. If the Cowboys win, both teams will be tied atop the NFC East standings and give the NFC playoff picture quite the different outlook.

CBS will get two games in each market with Fox getting one. See who will be airing in your market on Sunday courtesy of 506 Sports.

If you’re in the yellow, you’ll get Colts vs. Bengals on TV

Those in the yellow will get the Colts and Bengals on CBS.

The Indianapolis Colts (7-5) are riding a four-game winning streak as they prepare to visit the Cincinnati Bengals (6-6) at Paycor Stadium for a Week 14 matchup.

Those in the yellow area of the TV map will get the game on the local CBS channel, courtesy of 506 Sports.

(Courtesy of 506 Sports)

Getting the call for the CBS crew this week will be Tom McCarthy (play-by-play), James Lofton (color commentary), Jay Feely (color commentary) and Tiffany Blackmon (sideline).

Both the Colts and the Bengals are right in the thick of the AFC playoff picture. The Colts currently hold the No. 7 seed while the Bengals are right there behind the quartet of 7-5 teams.

The Colts opened the week as slight road favorites, but it appears the lines may be shifting toward favoring the home team. Either way, this game will have heavy implications for the playoff picture.

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