NFL Sunday afternoons and FOX Saturday baseball are regional — the game on your local FOX or CBS station depends on which of the country's 210 TV markets you live in. Search your city, county or ZIP code.
Sunday-afternoon NFL games on CBS and FOX are regional. Each network airs several games in the same window and assigns one to every local station, so the game you get depends on which of the country's 210 TV markets (Nielsen DMAs) your county belongs to, not on your TV provider. FOX's MLB broadcasts work the same way.
Each market page shows that week's local FOX and CBS games in your own time zone, the coverage maps opened on your market, every game your market has seen this season, and the counties it covers. National games (Thursday, Sunday and Monday nights) air the same everywhere. More on how broadcast territories work →
