NFL Week 16 TV coverage maps
Week 16 of the NFL season began with a Thursday night game and two Saturday games.
The Sunday night game is not on NBC this week. It is on NFL Network. That game is Patriots-Broncos.
On Monday, Christmas Day, rather than just one prime-time game, there will be three games, giving CBS and FOX an extra game to air each in addition to the night game on ABC.
Raiders-Chiefs will air on CBS, Giants-Eagles will air on FOX and Ravens-49ers will round out the day on ABC.
On Sunday, FOX will have a doubleheader and CBS gets a single game.
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FOX early games
FOX has three early games that will air.
Lions-Vikings get the greatest coverage, airing in the pink areas. Colts-Falcons can be seen in the blue areas. The green areas get Packers-Panthers.
The Texans are enforcing a blackout. No FOX game will air as the Texans’ game airs in the early time slot on CBS.
FOX late games
The FOX game of the week is Cowboys-Dolphins. It will have coverage in almost all the country in the pink areas.
Cardinals-Bears will air in the blue areas.
CBS single broadcast
CBS has three early games and a single late game.
Of the early games, Browns-Texans will air in the pink areas. The green areas can watch Seahawks-Titans. The yellow areas will get Commanders-Jets.
The one late game is Jaguars-Buccaneers, which will air in the blue areas.
