Posts Tagged ‘NFL’

Week 12 of the NFL is rapidly approaching and here are the links to the CBS and Fox regional coverage maps. Fox is carrying the double header this weekend while CBS is picking up 5 games it will air in one window.

The Sunday NFL schedule for CBS and FOX will feature one less game for the remainder of the season now that NFL Network’s Thursday Night Football has begun. Below are the NFL Coverage Map links, courtesy of the506, as well as DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket Channel numbers.

Sunday Fox and CBS will regionally broadcast a total of 12 games between the two networks at 1:00 and 4:00. As usual, JP Kirby at the506.com has put together maps of which games are broadcast where and we’ve linked to them here.

Here’s the coverage information and links to maps for this Sunday’s NFL games. Fox is carrying the doubleheader this weekend with games at 1 and 4:15. CBS will also air games at 1 and 4, but not in the same markets. Additionally there will be no Sunday Night Football game on NBC as there usually is.

Although we are a little late getting this post up this week, follow the link for your weekly pro football viewing guide, with NFL Sunday coverage maps and DirecTV Sunday Ticket channel numbers.

Sunday is rapidly approaching, and with it comes regional coverage from CBS and Fox. Both stations have released coverage maps for this week, and there’s a good amount of games being broadcast in high def.

Sunday September 28th features 10 regional high definition NFL games courtesy of CBS and Fox and 2 national games airing on Fox and NBC.

Here’s the coverage information for Week 3 of the NFL. Again this week all the games are in high definition, but the Fox and CBS games at 1 and 4 are regionalized, so the maps here will tell you which game you’re to receive in your area.

For those of you living under a rock (glued to your high definition television for Saturday College Football) the Ravens vs. Texans game for Week 2 has been canceled. While it was originally bumped to Monday night, the league has been forced to cancel the game due to severe damage to Reliant Stadium caused by Hurricane Ike.

Thanks to Hurricane Ike, the NFL game originally scheduled for 4:15 Sunday on CBS has been moved to 8:30 PM Monday. According to CBS, the game will not be nationally televised on Monday night, but made available only to Baltimore, Washington and Houston markets, as well as some ’secondary markets.’