The first weekend of the NFL season starts today. The 2022 season opener already happened Thursday night with the Buffalo Bills taking down the defending champion Los Angeles Rams on NBC.
There are 15 remaining games in Week 1. The Sunday night game on NBC will have the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dallas Cowboys.
The Monday night game on ESPN will be the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks.
That leaves 13 games for the early and late afternoon time slots.
In Week 1, both FOX and CBS get a doubleheader.
Which games will air in your area? Check out the TV coverage maps below from 506 Sports.
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FOX early games
FOX has four games on their early slot. The biggest game is 49ers-Bears, which will air in the pink areas. Arizona Cardinals fans get that game as their appetizer before the Cardinals face the Chiefs.
The green areas will see Saints-Falcons with Jameis Winston taking on Marcus Mariota.
Eagles-Lions will air in the blue areas and Jaguars-Commanders will get coverage in the yellow areas.
CBS early games
CBS has five early games.
The largest coverage goes to Steelers-Bengals, which will air in the pink areas.
The blue areas get Patriots-Dolphins. The orange areas get Colts-Texans. The yellow areas get Browns-Panthers, while the green areas get Ravens-Jets.
FOX late games
There are only two late FOX games. The network’s “game of the week” is Packers-Vikings, which will air in the pink area. That game will air opposite the Cardinals’ game on CBS.
The blue areas will get Giants-Titans. Those blue areas are the home markets for both the Titans and Giants.
CBS late games
The No. 1 late game for CBS is Chiefs-Cardinals, which airs in the pink areas.
The blue areas will get a big AFC West game in Raiders-Chargers.
