NFL Week 16 TV Coverage Map

Happy Holidays! Here's coverage maps for each slate of games and where you can find primetime matchups.

Week 16 NFL football is finally here, and we've got quite the holiday slate. 

After Thursday Night Football saw the Los Angeles Rams defeat the New Orleans Saints, fans hope more joyous action is on the way with games on Saturday, Sunday and Monday for Christmas weekend. 

Saturday's games will both be carried on NBC, though the latter of the two will be a Peacock streaming exclusive:

Saturday Dec. 23 at 4:30 PM EST: Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh (NBC)

Saturday Dec. 23 at 8:00 PM EST: Buffalo @ LA Chargers (Peacock)

Sunday Night Football on Christmas Eve will be carried on NFL Network, which will feature Patriots-Broncos at 8:00 PM EST. 

Monday (Christmas Day) will feature three games throughout the day:

1:00 PM EST: Las Vegas @ Kansas City (CBS)

4:30 PM EST: NY Giants @ Philadelphia (FOX)

8:15 PM EST Baltimore @ San Francisco (ABC)

That leaves just nine games on the typical Sunday slate - here's coverage maps of what areas will get what games thanks to 506 Sports:

CBS SINGLE

CBS will only be showing one portion of games in each area, with three-of-four matchups coming in the early window on Sunday. 

The west coast will see Seahawks-Titans (as will Tennessee and some surrounding areas) while the most seen game will be Browns-Texans across the country. 

Commanders-Jets is relegated to local markets while the lone late game (Jaguars-Buccaneers) is a bit more extensive. 

FOX EARLY

In FOX's early slate, the Texans are enforcing a blackout in their area while they play at home on CBS. 

Packers-Panthers and Colts-Falcons are *mostly* local (the south will mostly watch Atlanta-Indianapolis) while most people in the country will have Lions-Vikings in the early slate. 

FOX LATE

FOX's late slate is fairly easy to break down. 

If you live in Arizona or the Chicago area - you'll watch Cardinals-Bears. 

The rest of the country will see Cowboys-Dolphins, which carries potential to be the game of the week.

Best of luck in your fantasy matchups!