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NFL Week 12 TV coverage maps

Check out which areas will air which games on Sunday in Week 12.

NFL Week 12 kicked off with three Thanksgiving games and one Black Friday game, the first of its kind.

There is still a Sunday night game on NBC. It is Ravens-Chargers.

On Monday night on ESPN and ABC, it will be Bears-Vikings.

The remaining 10 games on the Sunday schedule will be split between FOX and CBS. This week, CBS gets a doubleheader, while FOX gets one game in every market.

Check out what games will air in your area today below with info from 506 Sports.

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NFL Week 11 TV coverage maps

Check out which of the three games on FOX and CBS will air where you live.

Week 11 of the NFL season kicked off on Thursday night with the Ravens and the Bengals, the first of 14 games on the schedule. The prime-time games left on the schedule for the weekend are Vikings-Broncos Sunday night on NBC and then the Super Bowl rematch of Eagles-Chiefs on Monday night on ABC and ESPN.

That leaves 11 games left on the schedule for the normal Sunday time slots to air on FOX and CBS.

This week, CBS gets a doubleheader and FOX will get a single game to air in every market.

Which games will you be able to see? Check out the coverage maps below with images from 506 Sports.

NFL Week 10 TV coverage maps

Check out which three games on FOX and CBS will air in your areas.

The NFL has an extra game that will be nationally televised today in Week 10. Fans can watch a super early game as the Colts and Patriots play in Frankfurt, Germany.

That game is at 9:30 ET on NFL Network.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Jets-Raiders, while Monday night’s game on ABC and ESPN is Broncos-Bills.

The rest of the games in the normal Sunday time slots are split between FOX and CBS. FOX gets two broadcasts in every market in Week 10 while CBS gets only one.

Which games will air where you live? Check out the coverage maps below from 506 Sports.

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NFL Week 9 TV coverage maps

Check out what games will air in your area on FOX and CBS on Sunday in Week 9.

Week 9 in the NFL has 13 games left on its schedule but has an extra nationally televised game.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Bills-Bengals in a battle of AFC powerhouses.

The Monday night game on ESPN and ABC is Chargers-Jets.

There is a bonus Sunday morning game because there is a game in Germany. Dolphins-Chiefs played in Frankfurt has a 9:30 a.m. ET kickoff and airs on NFL Network.

That leaves 10 to split between FOX and CBS. CBS gets a single broadcast in Week 9, while FOX gets a doubleheader.

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

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NFL Week 8 TV coverage maps

The info you need to know which games will air in your area. There are two CBS games and one FOX game.

The NFL Week 8 schedule is full. No team has a bye. The Thursday night game was Buccaneers-Bills.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Bears-Chargers and the Monday night game on ABC and ESPN is Raiders-Lions.

That leaves 13 games to split between FOX and CBS.

CBS gets a doubleheader this week, meaning every market will have an early game and a late game. FOX gets a single broadcast in every market with only one late game.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Which games will air in your part of the country? Check out the coverage maps below with graphics from 506 Sports.

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NFL Week 7 TV coverage maps

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

After three straight weeks of London games, the NFL in Week 7 will go back to a normal TV schedule. The Thursday night game was Jaguars-Saints on Amazon Prime Video.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Dolphins-Eagles and the Monday night game on ABC and ESPN is 49ers-Vikings.

With six teams on their bye, there are 10 games to split between CBS and FOX in the 1 p.m. ET and the 4:05/4:25 p.m. ET time slots.

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

Which games will air in your area?

We have the info below with graphics from 506 Sports.

Listen to the latest from Cards Wire’s Jess Root on his podcast, Rise Up, See Red. Subscribe on Apple podcasts or Spotify.

NFL Week 6 TV coverage maps

Check out which games will air in your area today. You can see two on FOX and one on CBS.

The NFL has almost a full schedule in Week 6 with only two teams on bye.

Thursday night’s game on Amazon Prime Video had the Chiefs beating the Broncos.

There is a bonus game on NFL Network in London at 9:30 a.m. ET. It is Ravens-Titans.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Giants-Bills.

On Monday night Cowboys-Chargers will air nationally on ESPN/ABC.

That leaves 11 games for the three that will air in the normal early and late Sunday time slots on FOX and CBS. In Week 6, FOX has a doubleheader and CBS gets a single broadcast in every market.

Which games air in your area? Check out the information below with graphics from 506 Sports.

Listen to the latest from Cards Wire’s Jess Root on his podcast, Rise Up, See Red. Subscribe on Apple podcasts or Spotify.

 

NFL Week 5 TV coverage maps

Find out which games will air in your area. Two will be on CBS and one on Fox on Sunday.

The NFL kicked off Week 5 on Thursday night with the Bears beating the Commanders. This week, there will be two fewer games as four teams re on their bye.

There are three nationally televised games everyone can watch.

The rest are split on Sunday between FOX and CBS. This week, CBS gets a doubleheader, airing an early game and a late game in every market. FOX gets a single game in each market.

Which games can you watch?

Find out below in our Week 5 TV coverage maps, with graphics from 506 Sports.

Listen to the latest from Cards Wire’s Jess Root on his podcast, Rise Up, See Red. Subscribe on Apple podcasts or Spotify.

 

NFL Week 4 TV coverage maps

We get a bonus game this week with the London game. Check out what CBS and FOX games will air in your area on Sunday.

We have the first international game of the NFL season in Week 4.

That means a bonus game for everyone to watch.

The Atlanta Falcons and Jacksonville Jaguars play in London at 9:30 a.m. ET. That game will air on ESPN and there will be an alternate Pixar-inspired telecast of the game with animated characters acting out the game in real time.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Chiefs-Jets.

There is only one Monday night game on ESPN and ABC. It is Seahawks-Giants.

For the second week in a row, FOX gets a doubleheader, getting to air a 1 p.m. ET game and a late game as well. CBS will have one single broadcast all over the country.

Which games will air where you live? Check out the TV coverage maps below from 506 Sports.

Listen to the latest from Cards Wire’s Jess Root on his podcast, Rise Up, See Red. Subscribe on Apple podcasts or Spotify.

NFL Week 3 TV coverage maps

Check out which games can air in your area.

Week 3 of the 2023 NFL season is here. We already had the Thursday night game on Amazon Prime Video between the Giants and 49ers.

The Sunday night game this week on NBC is Steelers-Raiders.

On Monday, there are two games. Eagles-Buccaneers will air on ABC while Rams-Bengals will air on ESPN.

As for the 12 Sunday games in the early afternoon and late afternoon time slots, CBS will air one single game in every market, while FOX gets a doubleheader.

Which games will air in your area?

Check out the TV coverage maps below via 506 Sports.

Listen to the latest from Cards Wire’s Jess Root on his podcast, Rise Up, See Red. Subscribe on Apple podcasts or Spotify.