NFL Week 14 TV Coverage Map

Here's where viewers can watch what games in their area.

NFL Week 14 action is officially underway after Thursday Night Football's contest between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots ushered in a new week of football. 

This is the last week where teams will be on bye, as the Arizona Cardinals and Washington Commanders are the final two teams to get a week off. Moving forward, we'll have a full schedule.

Thanks to the good people at 506 Sports, we have coverage maps to show fans what games they'll be able to get in their areas. 

CBS Early

CBS is the network that gets two sets of games on Sunday, and their morning slate features four games for the good people of American to enjoy. 

Majority of the country will take in Jaguars-Browns while other matchups such as Texans-Jets, Buccaneers-Falcons and Colts-Bengals don't stretch too far beyond local boundaries (shoutout to Seattle for watching the AFC battle). 

CBS Late

Only two games can be found in the afternoon portion of CBS' coverage, though they're two respectably big matchups. 

Essentially, anybody outside the LA/Rocky Mountain region will watch the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills square off as Chargers-Broncos is considered (mostly) local. 

FOX SINGLE

FOX will be showing five total games on the day, two of which come in the late window with 49ers-Seahawks being the most available game on the network. All other matchups have some sort of extended reach outside of their local markets, but nothing noteworthy. 

Eagles-Cowboys will treat us to a thrilling matchup on NBC's presentation of Sunday Night Football while ESPN will feature a Monday Night Football doubleheader of Packers-Giants and Titans-Dolphins.