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September 13, 20262026 NFL Week 1 TV Coverage Map
- Buffalo Bills at Houston Texans
- Cleveland Browns at Jacksonville Jaguars
- Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts
- New York Jets at Tennessee Titans
- Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings
- Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Chargers
- Atlanta Falcons at Pittsburgh Steelers
- New Orleans Saints at Detroit Lions
- Chicago Bears at Carolina Panthers
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Cincinnati Bengals
- Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles
- Miami Dolphins at Las Vegas Raiders
Coverage Map Description
- Buffalo Bills at Houston Texans — This game spreads across the entire western half of the country plus Texas and the upper Midwest—basically, if you're west of the Mississippi or in the Lone Star State, you're watching. East Coast viewers are out of luck unless you're in a handful of scattered markets.
- New York Jets at Tennessee Titans — Tennessee gets full blanket coverage, and so does Connecticut, but the Jets-Titans matchup also dips into parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast where it splits the Sunday slate. You'll catch it in metros like Philadelphia, Atlanta, and parts of Missouri and Kentucky, though neighboring areas may be locked onto the other early game instead.
- Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts — If you're in the Baltimore or Indianapolis corridors—think Maryland, DC, and central Indiana—you've got this one locked in. The broadcast also reaches into parts of the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic, including slices of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia, though viewers in those border regions might find it competing with other CBS action depending on which county you're in.
- Cleveland Browns at Jacksonville Jaguars — This one's pretty much confined to the Deep South and Ohio Valley, hitting only scattered counties across Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas down through Alabama and Mississippi.
Coverage Map Description
- Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings — This game blankets most of the country on CBS, airing throughout the Midwest, South, and Northeast—including all of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York—plus substantial reach across the Great Plains and Mountain West. Parts of Arizona, California, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, Oklahoma, and Wyoming also carry the matchup.
- Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Chargers — If you're in the Southwest or parts of the interior West, you might catch this one. The Cardinals-Chargers game airs across Arizona and Southern California, with scattered coverage in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and Arkansas. It's a tightly concentrated broadcast that mostly stays close to the two teams' home markets.
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- Atlanta Falcons at Pittsburgh Steelers — This matchup enjoys sprawling coast-to-coast distribution, blankets the entire Northeast and West Coast, and reaches deep into the Mountain West and Mid-Atlantic. Pennsylvania and California anchor the coverage, though the broadcast extends well beyond the two home markets into parts of the South and Great Plains—a notably expansive footprint for a single regional window.
- Chicago Bears at Carolina Panthers — Midwest viewers should have no trouble catching this one, as the game saturates Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and South Dakota. If you're in parts of the Upper Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, or South, your local Fox affiliate may carry it too, though the coverage gets patchier the farther you venture from the Bears and Panthers markets.
- New Orleans Saints at Detroit Lions — The Saints-Lions matchup airs throughout Louisiana and reaches scattered audiences across the Upper Midwest and Deep South. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota see the game in full or near-full coverage, while partial broadcasts appear in parts of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Texas.
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Cincinnati Bengals — This divisional clash is confined to a tight cluster of the Southeast and Ohio Valley. The broadcast reaches parts of Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Ohio, and Oklahoma only—a hyper-local window that barely extends beyond the immediate region surrounding Cincinnati and Tampa Bay.
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- Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles — This NFC East matchup blankets nearly the entire country, reaching well past the Northeast into every corner of the map. You'll catch it from Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. through the heartland—Chicago, Denver, Atlanta all get the game—and it stretches coast to coast into Seattle and Hawaii. The only real splits come in California, Florida, and Nevada, where other programming claims some markets.
- Miami Dolphins at Las Vegas Raiders — The Raiders-Dolphins game airs primarily across California, Florida, and Nevada, with additional coverage in Puerto Rico. Most other regions of the country will be showing different programming.
Week 1 regional games
Every CBS and FOX regional game on this week's maps. Tap a team for its own coverage map and broadcast history.