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NFL TV coverage maps for Week 16

A look at what games on CBS and FOX will air in our area on Sunday of Week 16 games.

The NFL has had three games played already in Week 16, as there was a Thursday night game and another two on Saturday.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Buccaneers-Cowboys and the Monday night game on ABC and ESPN is Saints-Packers.

On Sunday, there will be seven games kicking off at 1 p.m. ET. One kicks off at 4:05 p.m. ET and three at 4:25 p.m. ET.

For the Sunday games, CBS will air two games and FOX will have a single game televised in every market

Which games will air where you live?

Check out the coverage maps for the two networks from 506 Sports.

NFL Week 16 TV coverage maps

CBS early games

CBS has three early games. The biggest coverage, which will be televised in the pink areas is Rams-Jets. The blue areas will see Browns-Bengals and the gree areas will have Titans-Colts. Because the Carolina Panthers and Chicago Bears have home games that will air on FOX at the same time, those teams elected to use the blackout so that local fans can only see their team play.

CBS late games

In the 4:25 p.m. ET time slot, CBS has three games. The largest coverage, showing in blue, is Patriots-Bills. The pink areas have 49ers-Dolphins, while the green areas get Jaguars-Raiders.

FOX single game

FOX has four early games at 1 p.m. ET. The pink areas can watch Eagles-Commanders. Lions-bears can be seen in the blue areas. The yellow areas get Giants-Falcons, while Cardinals-Panthers will be televised in the orange areas.

The one late game, kicking off at 4:05 p.m., is Vikings-Seahawks, which will have coverage in the green areas.

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Cardinals-Bears to air in a few extra TV markets in Week 9

Check out where the Cardinals’ Week 9 home game against the Bears will air around the US.

The Arizona Cardinals will kick off Sunday afternoon at State Farm Stadium in Week 9 against the Chicago Bears at 4:05 p.m. ET, which, because of the change from Daylight Savings, will be 2:05 p.m. Arizona time.

The game will air on CBS. It won’t get large national coverage, but the TV coverage will be a little more than just the Cardinals’ and Bears’ home markets.

506 Sports’ TV coverage maps show a few other team markets can watch the Cardinals and Bears play.

The Cardinals-Bears game will air locally on CBS in the areas in blue.

Both the Cardinals’ and Bears’ designated home markets get it (notice that the Cardinals’ home market includes a small area of California just to the west of Yuma and excludes a strip of the northeast corner).

But, as you can see, the local areas for the Las Vegas Raiders, Indianapolis Colts, Cincinnati Bengals and New England Patriots will also have the Cardinals-Bears game as their late afternoon game.

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Where will Cardinals-Packers air in Week 6?

Check out the TV coverage map to see where the Cardinals-Packers game will air around the US.

The Arizona Cardinals will have a widely broadcast game for the second week in a row. After getting large national coverage on FOX in their Week 5 game against the San Francisco 49ers, much of the US will be able to watch the Cardinals on the road against the Green By Packers.

According to 506 Sports, the Cardinals will get the largest coverage from FOX of the three 1 p.m. ET games they will air.

Check out the graphic:

FOX’s three early games are Cardinals-Packers, Browns-Eagles and Buccaneers-Saints.

The Cardinals’ game will air in all the pink areas in the above graphic, covering roughly 2/3 of the country. Kevin Kugler and Daryl Johnston will call the game.

Of course, this is more about the interest in the Packers, who have large national support.

However, as they did against the 49ers last week, upsetting them on the road, the Cardinals have another opportunity to impress in front of a largely national television audience.

If they do that, they just might get bigger TV audiences against other teams later in the season.

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Cardinals-49ers to get good TV coverage nationally

he Cardinals-49ers matchup will air in many parts of the US this weekend.

The Arizona Cardinals do not typically get much national television coverage. Typically, whether on CBS or on FOX, their games air only in their own and their opponent’s home television market.

That will change this week against the San Francisco 49ers.

The game will air on FOX, which will only have one broadcast in every market this week, but this game drew their top broadest team of Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady.

506 Sports released the TV coverage maps for Week 5 and, despite FOX only getting one broadcast in every market, the game will get wide coverage.

Check out the graphic from the site:

The Cardinals-49ers game will air in all the areas in pink. It will air in most of the West, parts of Texas, much of the South and then in the Tampa Bay, Baltimore and Buffalo home markets.

This is not out of the ordinary for the 49ers, as they are a well-known team with a national fanbase and an expected Super Bowl contender in the NFL this year.

Despite the Cardinals being big underdogs this weekend — the biggest underdogs in the league this week — on a somewhat national stage, they have an opportunity to show the country they are not one of the league’s worst teams.

Will they show up on a bigger stage and impress? Or will they be embarrassed by a division rival?

That we will see on Sunday afternoon.

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NFL Week 4 TV coverage maps

A look at where the rest of the 15 NFL games in Week 4 will air around the country. See what games will air for you.

Week 4 of the NFL season is here and we had a nice Thursday night game to kick things off with the Cowboys beating the Giants 20-15 with the world watching on Amazon Prime Video.

of the 15 games remaining on the schedule, three are in prime time. Bills-Ravens is on Sunday night on NBC. There are two Monday night games. On ESPN at 7:30 p.m. ET you can see Titans-Dolphins, while on ABC and ESPN+ you can see Seahawks-Lions at 8:15 p.m. ET.

The remaining games will be split between FOX and CBS in the normal Sunday time slots.

CBS has a doubleheader in every market and FOX has a single game.

Which will air in your part of the country? The info is below from 506 Sports.

NFL Week 4 TV coverage maps

FOX single game

The Cardinals will air on FOX in a late game against the Commanders. FOX gets six total games on its slate, four at 1 p.m. ET and two at 4:05 p.m. ET.

Among the early games, Eagles-Buccaneers will air in the pink areas, Saints-Falcons will be available in the green areas, Rams-Bears can be seen in the yellow areas and Bengals-Panther will have coverage in the teal areas.

The two late games are Commanders-Cardinals and Patriots-49ers.

Patriots-49ers will have coverage in the blue areas, while Commanders-Cardinals has regional coverage in the orange areas.

CBS early games

CBS has four early games at 1 p.m. ET. The blue areas can see Vikings-Packers, which will be the game local Cardinals fans in Arizona can see before the Cardinals play. The pink areas can see Broncos-Jets. The green areas get Jaguars-Texans and the yellow areas get Steelers-Colts.

CBS late games

There are only two CBS late games but one is almost a nationwide broadcast. In the pink areas, Chiefs-Chargers will air, while the blue areas get Browns-Raiders.

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NFL Week 18 TV coverage maps

Check out which Sunday NFL games will air in your area in Week 18.

The Arizona Cardinals their final game of the season Sunday afternoon at State Farm Stadium. It is one of 14 games on the schedule in Week 18 on Sunday.

Two games were played on Saturday, both airing on ABC and ESPN.

There is no Monday night game, and the Sunday night game on NBC is a battle for the AFC East division title between the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins.

That leaves 13 games to split between FOX and CBS.

In Week 18, both CBS and FOX get a doubleheader, meaning every home has their choice of early games and late games to watch.

What games will air in your area? Check out the coverage maps below with graphics from 506 Sports.

NFL Week 17 coverage maps

CBS will air two games and FOX will air one in each market. Check out which games will air in your areas on Sunday in Week 17.

The NFL played one game on Thursday and had Monday Night Football on Saturday. There is no game on Monday night.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Packers-Vikings.

That leaves 13 games left on the schedule to split between FOX and CBS.

In Week 17, CBS has a doubleheader, getting to air two games in every market. FOX will have a single broadcast in every market.

What games will air where you live? Check the coverage maps below with graphics from 506 Sports.

NFL Week 15 TV coverage maps

Check out what games will be on in your area on Sunday.

The NFL has already had four games played in Week 15. They had their Thursday night and then added three more on Saturday.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Ravens-Jaguars. The Monday night game on ESPN and ABC is Eagles-Seahawks.

On Sunday, FOX has a doubleheader and CBS gets a single game in every market.

Which games will be on where you live? We have the coverage maps below from 506 Sports.

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NFL Week 14 TV coverage maps

The Cardinals are on their bye in Week 14. Check out what games will air in your area on Sunday.

The Arizona Cardinals have their bye week in Week 14. They will not play and will not have a game on television. That means Cardinals fans can watch other games around the NFL this weekend.

With the Cardinals not on television on Sunday, what games will be on?

The Sunday night game on NBC is Eagles-Cowboys. That gets national coverage.

There are two Monday night games. On ABC, Packers-Giants will air. On ESPN, it is Titans-Dolphins.

For the regular Sunday time slots, CBS gets an early game and a late game in every market. FOX has one game in each market.

For fans in Arizona, that means one early game on CBS and having to choose or bounce between a game on CBS and a game on FOX in the later time slot.

The TV coverage maps for Week 14 from 506 Sports are below.

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NFL Week 13 TV coverage maps

Check out which games will air on CBS and FOX in your area for Sunday’s game in Week 13.

The NFL season has officially made it to December and we are in the stretch run for the playoff races. Some good matchups will air this week.

The Thursday night game on Amazon Prime Video was Seahawks-Cowboys, a fantastic game. The Sunday night game on NBC is Chiefs-Packers.

The Monday night game on ABC and ESPN is Bengals-Jaguars.

With six teams on their bye week, there are 10 games to split between FOX and CBS for the normal Sunday time slots.

CBS has a single game and FOX has a doubleheader this week.

Which games will air in your area? Below are the TV coverage maps with information from 506 Sports.

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