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December 22, 20242024 NFL Week 16
- Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals
- Los Angeles Rams at New York Jets
- Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts
- Jacksonville Jaguars at Las Vegas Raiders
- New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills
- San Francisco 49ers at Miami Dolphins
- Arizona Cardinals at Carolina Panthers
- Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears
- Minnesota Vikings at Seattle Seahawks
- New York Giants at Atlanta Falcons
- Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Commanders
Coverage Map Description
- Los Angeles Rams at New York Jets — This one stretches coast to coast, saturating most of the country from Seattle to Boston and everywhere in between. You'll catch it across the entire West Coast, through the Mountain West and Great Plains, and all through the Northeast—basically if you're in California, Texas, New York, or the upper Midwest, you're locked in. Parts of the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic will also have it (think Atlanta, Philadelphia, and the Carolinas), though some southern markets are split with other games. It's the kind of broadcast that reaches well past its two markets.
- Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals — This matchup stays tightly clustered in the Ohio Valley and immediate surroundings. While it dominates the home states—Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia—the signal barely bleeds into neighboring regions beyond scattered pockets of Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and parts of the Southeast. For a December Sunday, this represents a comparatively narrow reach, essentially a divisional affair with minimal national penetration.
- Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts — Tennessee's game carries only modest geographic breadth compared to the week's other offerings. The Titans-Colts matchup airs throughout Tennessee and across chunks of surrounding states—Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and scattered portions of the Mid-South and Upper South—but doesn't venture meaningfully beyond that regional cluster. This is fundamentally a divisional game with limited expansion into broader markets.
Coverage Map Description
- New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills — This matchup blankets the entire Northeast and spreads impressively inland, reaching Boston, New York, and Philadelphia markets along with complete coverage across the upper Midwest and Great Plains—from Wisconsin and Minnesota down through Kansas and Missouri. The broadcast also picks up partial viewership in a scattered band of Southern and Mountain West counties, making this a considerably broader distribution than most regional divisional games, though it remains concentrated in the Patriots' and Bills' stronger territories.
- San Francisco 49ers at Miami Dolphins — The West Coast dominates this game's distribution, with full coverage throughout California, Washington, and Oregon, plus Alaska and Hawaii. The broadcast extends into parts of the South and scattered Mountain West counties, though these areas see only partial availability.
- Jacksonville Jaguars at Las Vegas Raiders — This is an exceptionally tight broadcast footprint, confined almost entirely to Florida and parts of Georgia, Nevada, and South Carolina—essentially the two teams' home states and their immediate neighbors. You won't find this game in most U.S. markets, making it one of the narrowest distributions of the week.
Coverage Map Description
- Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Commanders — If you're in the mid-Atlantic or South, you're in luck—this game blankets the entire region from Texas to Maine. Viewers in parts of the West and Midwest will also see it, though you may face competition from the other FOX matchup.
- Minnesota Vikings at Seattle Seahawks — This Vikings-Seahawks clash reaches deep into America's heartland and upper plains, giving the Pacific Northwest and Upper Midwest dominant coverage. Unlike some Sunday broadcasts that cluster tightly around the two markets, this one sprawls across a genuinely expansive footprint—though the other FOX game does carve out significant chunks of the country.
- New York Giants at Atlanta Falcons — Mostly confined to the Southeast unless you're in Vermont, where this one actually airs statewide.
- Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears — The Midwest gets the main event here. If you're watching in Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis, or Milwaukee, you're locked in for Lions-Bears, though Kansas City and parts of Ohio, Missouri, and Wisconsin will see it too depending on where exactly you are. It's a tightly regional broadcast that barely ventures outside the Great Lakes and central plains.
- Arizona Cardinals at Carolina Panthers — This matchup airs across parts of the Southeast and Southwest. You'll catch it throughout Arizona and the Carolinas, plus scattered counties in Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. Charlotte and Phoenix are both squarely in the broadcast zone, though availability gets patchier the farther you venture from those core markets.
Week 16 regional games
Every CBS and FOX regional game on this week's maps. Tap a team for its own coverage map and broadcast history.