The NFL Week 16 already began with a Thursday night matchup between the Jaguars and Jets. This week has a change.
Most of the games will be played on Saturday with Christmas weekend. Three games will be played on Christmas Day, one is Monday night and 10 will be on Saturday split between CBS and FOX like a typical Sunday.
The Saturday night game of Raiders-Steelers will air on NFL Network.
On Sunday, FOX, CBS and NBC will each have one game.
On Saturday, CBS will have a single broadcast and FOX will air two games in every market.
Below are the TV coverage maps for the games on Saturday and the TV schedule for Sunday’s games.
Listen to the latest from Cards Wire’s Jess Root on his podcast, Rise Up, See Red. Subscribe on Apple podcasts or Spotify.
Latest show:
Previous shows:
and
FOX early games
FOX has four early games to air. The largest coverage goes to Seahawks-Chiefs, which will air everywhere in pink.
The blue areas will see Giants-Vikings, the green areas will see Falcons-Ravens, while the yellow areas can watch Lions-Panthers.
FOX late game
There is a single national broadcast on FOX for the late game on Saturday. It will be Cowboys-Eagles.
CBS single game
CBS has four early games and one late game.
The pink areas can watch Bengals-Patriots. The green areas can see Bills-Bears. Texans-Titans will air in the yellow areas, and Saints-Browns will air in the orange areas.
The late game is Commanders-49ers, which can be seen in the blue areas.
Other nationally televised games
Saturday night game
- Raiders-Steelers will air on NFL Network
Sunday early game
- Packers-Dolphins will air on FOX.
Sunday late game
- Broncos-Rams will air on CBS.
Sunday night game
- Buccaneers-Cardinals will air on NBC.
