NFL Week 11 TV Coverage Map
Week 11 of the NFL season is already underway, and of course, the world's greatest reality show continues in epic fashion with some foggy mishandling of Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow's wrist injury heading into the game.
Drama and pending investigations aside, we're already into the next week of football with another strong slate ahead.
Teams on bye include the Atlanta Falcons, Indianapolis Colts, New England Patriots and New Orleans Saints.
Nationally televised games this week include Sunday Night Football (Vikings-Broncos and Monday Night Football (Eagles-Chiefs).
Let's get into it. Coverage maps via the very good people over at 506 Sports.
CBS Early
CBS is the network with two slates of games this week, and we've got four in the early slate.
Cardinals-Texans will be mostly local, though the entire state of Texas will also enjoy that game on Sunday. The same can be said for Titans-Jaguars and somewhat Raiders-Dolphins, though the entire state of California and 99% of Nevada, Utah and Colorado will enjoy that matchup as well.
Majority of the country will watch Steelers-Browns in a pivotal AFC North matchup.
CBS LATE
Two games occupy the late CBS slate. The west coast will watch Seahawks-Rams while the entire rest of the country will enjoy (subjective, right?) Jets-Bills.
FOX SINGLE
FOX will be showing five games on their network in Week 11. Cowboys-Panthers has the most reach with Chargers-Packers right behind them in the early slate.
Bears-Lions and Giants-Commanders is available in local markets only while Buccaneers-49ers (the only late game on deck) will be available in various markets throughout the country.
