Week 9 in the NFL has 13 games left on its schedule but has an extra nationally televised game.
The Sunday night game on NBC is Bills-Bengals in a battle of AFC powerhouses.
The Monday night game on ESPN and ABC is Chargers-Jets.
There is a bonus Sunday morning game because there is a game in Germany. Dolphins-Chiefs played in Frankfurt has a 9:30 a.m. ET kickoff and airs on NFL Network.
That leaves 10 to split between FOX and CBS. CBS gets a single broadcast in Week 9, while FOX gets a doubleheader.
What games will air in your area? Check out the coverage maps below with graphics from 506 Sports.
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FOX early games
FOX has three early games. The biggest game is Rams-Packers, which can be watched in the pink areas. That game will be on opposite of the Cardinals’ game against the Browns in Arizona.
The green areas can watch Vikings-Falcons. Commanders-Patriots will air in the blue areas.
FOX late games
FOX has two late games. One is the network’s game of the week, Cowboys-Eagles, which will air in almost the entire country, represented by the pink in the map.
Giants-Raiders will air in the blue areas.
CBS single game
CBS has four early games and one late game it will broadcast.
Seahawks-Ravens, an early game, gets the most coverage in the pink areas.
Other early games are Buccaneers-Texans in the blue areas, Bears-Saints in the yellow areas and Cardinals-Browns in the orange areas.
The one late game, Colts-Panthers, will air in the green areas.
