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November 17, 20242024 NFL Week 11
- Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers
- Indianapolis Colts at New York Jets
- Jacksonville Jaguars at Detroit Lions
- Las Vegas Raiders at Miami Dolphins
- Minnesota Vikings at Tennessee Titans
- Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
- Atlanta Falcons at Denver Broncos
- Cleveland Browns at New Orleans Saints
- Green Bay Packers at Chicago Bears
- Los Angeles Rams at New England Patriots
- Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers
Coverage Map Description
- Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers — If you're in the Mid-Atlantic or Mountain West, you're in luck—this game blankets those regions entirely. Texas, the Pacific Northwest, and New England also get full coverage, though viewers in parts of California, Florida, Georgia, and the Ohio Valley will face a split decision.
- Minnesota Vikings at Tennessee Titans — This one barely escapes the upper Midwest, with Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota locked in while scattered pockets across the South and Great Lakes pick it up as secondary coverage.
- Indianapolis Colts at New York Jets — A tightly clustered affair that essentially doesn't leave the Northeast and Great Lakes, with only parts of five states carrying the matchup.
- Jacksonville Jaguars at Detroit Lions — Don't expect this to travel far from Detroit and Jacksonville. You'll catch it if you're in Michigan, Ohio, or Indiana, but coverage is spotty elsewhere—parts of Florida, Georgia, Illinois, South Carolina, and Wisconsin round out the map.
- Las Vegas Raiders at Miami Dolphins — This one's basically a coastal game: parts of California and Nevada get it, and South Florida is in as well. If you're outside those pockets, you're out of luck.
Coverage Map Description
- Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills — This matchup commands a sprawling coast-to-coast broadcast that extends far beyond the two home markets, reaching all fifty states plus DC and Puerto Rico. It's the kind of dominant coverage you'd expect for a marquee AFC divisional clash, with major metros from New York and Los Angeles to Texas and Florida all carrying the game. This breadth significantly outpaces the typical week's regional splits.
Coverage Map Description
- Green Bay Packers at Chicago Bears — This divisional matchup dominates the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic, blanketing eight full states and reaching well into 27 others.
- Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers — The West Coast gets full coverage of this NFC West showdown across Washington, Oregon, California, and beyond. If you're in the Mountain West or parts of the Northeast, you'll likely see it too, though some markets in the Rockies and Mid-Atlantic will be split with other games.
- Atlanta Falcons at Denver Broncos — If you're in Denver, Atlanta, or anywhere across the South and South-Central regions, this divisional battle should be on your screen. The coverage stretches from the Carolinas and Tennessee westward through Texas and Oklahoma, then up into the Mountain states like Colorado and Wyoming. However, it's a patchwork affair—you'll only catch it in parts of most states along this corridor, with Alabama, Florida, and Georgia seeing split markets.
- Cleveland Browns at New Orleans Saints — This matchup skews heavily toward the Deep South and lower Mississippi Valley, with Louisiana getting blanket coverage and scattered availability across the Southeast and parts of the Ohio Valley.
- Los Angeles Rams at New England Patriots — New England's got this one locked down across Maine, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island, with spillover into parts of Massachusetts and Connecticut. West Coast viewers might find it in select California markets and scattered Northeast pockets, but this is mostly a regional East Coast affair.
Week 11 regional games
Every CBS and FOX regional game on this week's maps. Tap a team for its own coverage map and broadcast history.