Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eagles
Announcers: Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker
Home and away markets Charlotte, NC, Philadelphia, PA
The Week 6 NFL TV map shows the CBS and FOX regional games assigned to each Sunday afternoon window. Check the matchup airing in your market, the announcer crews and every national primetime game.
Each window lists the games the network is showing in that time slot. Your local affiliate carries the matchup assigned to your TV market. The lead game is the one most of the country receives; the rest are shown in the home and away markets.
Announcers: Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker
Home and away markets Charlotte, NC, Philadelphia, PA
Announcers: Andrew Catalon, Logan Ryan
Home and away markets Pittsburgh, PA, Tampa, FL
Announcers: Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta
Home and away markets Boston, MA, New York, NY
Announcers: Jim Nantz, J.J. Watt
Home and away markets Buffalo, NY, Las Vegas, NV
Announcers: Kevin Harlan, Trent Green
Home and away markets Kansas City, MO, Los Angeles, CA
Announcers: Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady
Home and away markets Atlanta, GA, Chicago, IL
Announcers: Adam Amin, Drew Brees
Home and away markets New Orleans, LA, New York, NY
Announcers: Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston
Home and away markets Baltimore, MD, Cleveland, OH
Announcers: Chris Myers, Jonathan Vilma
Home and away markets Indianapolis, IN, Nashville, TN
Announcers: Kenny Albert, Greg Olsen
Home and away markets Los Angeles, CA, Phoenix, AZ
One network carries a doubleheader almost every Sunday, which means it shows games in both the early and late windows. The other network gets a single window. This is the fastest way to work out how many games you can choose from and when they kick off.
5 regional games across 2 windows
5 regional games across 1 window
Every market below receives the matchup listed beside it on the network and window shown. Start with your city, then confirm the assignment with your local affiliate, because a market can switch games late in the week.
| TV market | Network & window | Game shown in this market | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta, GA | FOX 1:00 PM ET | Chicago Bears at Atlanta Falcons | Details → |
| Baltimore, MD | FOX 1:00 PM ET | Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns | Details → |
| Boston, MA | CBS 1:00 PM ET | New York Jets at New England Patriots | Details → |
| Buffalo, NY | CBS 4:25 PM ET | Buffalo Bills at Las Vegas Raiders | Details → |
| Charlotte, NC | CBS 1:00 PM ET | Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eagles | Details → |
| Chicago, IL | FOX 1:00 PM ET | Chicago Bears at Atlanta Falcons | Details → |
| Cleveland, OH | FOX 1:00 PM ET | Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns | Details → |
| Indianapolis, IN | FOX 1:00 PM ET | Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts | Details → |
| Kansas City, MO | CBS 4:25 PM ET | Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs | Details → |
| Las Vegas, NV | CBS 4:25 PM ET | Buffalo Bills at Las Vegas Raiders | Details → |
| Los Angeles, CA | CBS 4:25 PM ET | Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs | Details → |
| Los Angeles, CA | FOX 1:00 PM ET | Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Rams | Details → |
| Nashville, TN | FOX 1:00 PM ET | Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts | Details → |
| New Orleans, LA | FOX 1:00 PM ET | New Orleans Saints at New York Giants | Details → |
| New York, NY | CBS 1:00 PM ET | New York Jets at New England Patriots | Details → |
| New York, NY | FOX 1:00 PM ET | New Orleans Saints at New York Giants | Details → |
| Philadelphia, PA | CBS 1:00 PM ET | Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eagles | Details → |
| Phoenix, AZ | FOX 1:00 PM ET | Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Rams | Details → |
| Pittsburgh, PA | CBS 1:00 PM ET | Pittsburgh Steelers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Details → |
| Tampa, FL | CBS 1:00 PM ET | Pittsburgh Steelers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Details → |
These are the markets guaranteed to receive each regional game — normally the home and away cities. If your city is not listed, your affiliate follows the network's regional assignment for the surrounding area, so check your local listing on game day.
These games are national — every market receives the same broadcast, so no coverage map is needed. Streaming exclusives and international windows are labeled.
Prime Video · 8:15 PM ET · Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit
NFL Network · 9:30 AM ET · Bob Wischusen, Louis Riddick (in London)
NBC · 8:20 PM ET · Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth
ESPN / ABC · 8:15 PM ET · Joe Buck, Troy Aikman
A coverage map answers one question: when you sit down on Sunday afternoon, which game is on your screen? Here is the order that gets you there in a few seconds.
Your local CBS and FOX affiliates are fixed, so start with the network you actually receive. On a doubleheader week, one of them gives you two windows of games and the other gives you one.
Early games kick off around 1:00 PM ET and the late window around 4:05 or 4:25 PM ET. Choose the time you plan to watch, then look at that network's game list for that slot.
The market list above names the cities that receive each game. If your city is there, that is your game. If it is not, your market follows the network's regional assignment for the area around you.
The lead game is the one sent to most of the country, usually with the network's top announcer crew. Games without the lead tag go to the home and away markets and to smaller regions.
Regional assignments on this page are built from announced network plans. If a game is moved between windows during the week, the map changes with it, so give it one last look on Sunday morning.
Primetime and national games are not regional, so they are not part of the map. They are listed in their own section above, because every market sees them on the same network at the same time.
Coverage maps are not published on a single fixed day. They follow the network scheduling cycle, and the order below is what normally happens in a given week.
The NFL finalizes the week's kickoff times and networks, so the shape of the map — which games sit in the early and late windows — is known before the weekend.
The networks assign announcer crews and decide which game is the lead in each window. Announcer listings on this page come from those announcements.
Regional assignments settle and the maps take their final shape. Most of the changes that happen all week land in this window.
Late adjustments are possible, and this page re-syncs through the week. A game moved between windows shows up in its new window here.
Only emergency changes happen this late, usually for weather or a flex move in the closing weeks of the season. Your local station's own listing is the final authority on game day.
From Week 12 onward, Sunday afternoon games can be flexed into or out of Sunday Night Football. When that happens, both the primetime list and the regional map change.
Find your city in the market list on this page. It shows the network, the window and the exact matchup your market receives. If your city is not listed, check your local affiliate's listing, because unlisted markets follow the network's regional assignment for the surrounding area.
The map covers Sunday afternoon regional games only. Scroll to the regional windows to see every CBS and FOX game in the early and late slots, and to the primetime section for the Thursday, Sunday night and Monday night national games.
Sunday afternoon games air on CBS or FOX — the network is printed in each window heading. Primetime games air on NBC, ESPN/ABC, Prime Video or a streaming service, and each primetime card lists its outlet.
The CBS section of the map lists the games CBS is showing in Week 6, split into the windows it carries. If CBS has the doubleheader that week, it appears in both the early and late windows; if not, it shows a single window of games.
On most Sundays, one network shows games in both the early and late afternoon windows while the other shows only one window. CBS and FOX alternate, which is why some weeks give you four regional games to choose from and others only two.
Yes. Networks adjust regional assignments as the week goes on, and from Week 12 the NFL can flex Sunday afternoon games into or out of Sunday Night Football. This page re-syncs through the week, but your local station's listing is the final word on game day.
Coverage maps show the assignment for a market, and a market can cover several cities across a state or region. Your affiliate can serve a neighbouring city's game, and last-minute changes are not always reflected in published maps, so treat the map as the announced plan.
No. Thursday night, Sunday night and Monday night games are national, so every market gets the same broadcast and no regional map is needed. They are listed separately under primetime and national games.
The postseason works differently. Wild-card and divisional games are national broadcasts on CBS, FOX, NBC or ESPN/ABC, so instead of a regional map the games are listed nationally, and the same game airs in every market.
Announcer assignments come from the networks' own announcements. They can change if a game moves windows, so treat them as the announced crew for that slot rather than a guarantee.
All listings are unofficial and subject to change. Coverage data is maintained from announced network schedules. Last schedule update: Nov 14, 2026 8:27 PM UTC. This independent resource is not affiliated with CBS, FOX or the NFL.