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Week 15 for the NFL has already started with a Thursday night game on national television between the Chiefs and the Chargers. The rest of the schedule has changed.

There will be nationally televised games on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, and there are three games originally scheduled for Monday that have been moved to Monday and Tuesday because of COVID-19 issues.

Saturday’s game is Patriots-Colts and will air on NFL Network nationally.

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

Two games on Monday are nationally televised. The rescheduled Raiders-Browns will be on NFL Network at 5 p.m. ET and the Monday night game on ESPN is Vikings-Bears.

The regular Sunday games will be split between FOX and CBS. FOX gets a doubleheader and CBS will air one game in each market.

The coverage maps from 506 Sports are below.

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Week 13 of the NFL kicked off Thursday night with the Dallas Cowboys beating the New Orleans Saint on national television.

Two prime-time games remain for the week. The Sunday night game on NBC will be an AFC West showdown between the Broncos and Chiefs. The Monday night game on ESPN is Bills-Patriots in a game that will help decide the AFC East.

As for the regular Sunday games this week, CBS gets a doubleheader and FOX has a single broadcast in every market.

Which games will be on in your area on Sunday? Check out the coverage maps below, based on the info from 506 Sports.

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The NFL already have three games in Week 12 in the books with their three games on Thanksgiving on national television.

There are still two nationally televised games left on the Week 12 slate.

The Sunday night game on NBC is Browns-Ravens, while the ESPN Monday night game is Seahawks-Washington.

That leaves seven Sunday games in the early time slot and three in the late afternoon slot.

This week, CBS will have a single game in every market, while FOX gets a doubleheader.

Which games will air where you live or are staying this weekend? Check out the coverage map information below from 506 Sports.

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Week 11 of the NFL season has already begun. The New England Patriots shut out the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday night in a Super Bowl rematch.

The two nationally televised games in prime time are Steeler-Chargers Sunday night on NBC and then Giants-Buccaneers Monday night on ESPN.

As for the day games on Sunday, FOX has a doubleheader, meaning it gets two games in every market — an early game and a late game.

CBS will have a single broadcast in every market.

Which games will air in your area on Sunday?

Below are the coverage maps from 506 Sports.

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Week 10 has already begun, with a surprising upset win by the Miami Dolphins over the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night.

The two remaining nationally televised games on the schedule this weekend are pretty intriguing.

The Sunday night game on NBC is an AFC West divisional battler between the Chiefs and Raiders, and then the Monday night game is an NFC West showdown between the 49ers and Rams. It will be the debut of pass rusher Von Miller and receiver Odell Beckham Jr. for the Rams.

But what games will be televised for the two other Sunday time slots?

This week, CBS gets a doubleheader, while FOX gets one single broadcast in every market this Sunday.

Check out which games will air where you live. The coverage maps come from 506 Sports.

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The NFL has 13 games left on the Week 9 schedule. The week was kicked off with a Thursday night game between the New York Jets and Indianapolis Colts.

The two remaining nationally televised games are Titans-Rams on Sunday night, airing on NBC, and then ESPN’s Monday night broadcast between the Bears and Steelers.

There are 11 regionally televised games on FOX and CBS on Sunday between the early afternoon and late afternoon time slots.

CBS gets a single game in every market this week, while FOX gets a doubleheader, airing one early game and one late game in every market.

Which games will be on in your area? We have the information below, courtesy of 506 Sports.

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