The Week 10 schedule in the NFL kicked off on Thursday with the Washington Commanders upsetting the New York Giants on Thursday night. This week, four teams have a bye — the Bears, 49ers, Eagles and Buccaneers. That means there are 13 games left on the schedule.
One game is an extra-early international game. There are Sunday night and Monday night games.
That leaves 10 games to air. What does the schedule look like?
Fans get a FOX tripleheader on Sunday and a single CBS game in every market.
Which games can you watch? Below are the Week 10 TV coverage maps, based on the information from 506 Sports.
International game on FOX
Patriots-Lions will kick off at 9:30 a.m. ET (7:30 a.m. Arizona time) and will air on FOX nationally. The game is being played in Munich, Germany.
FOX early games
In the
1 p.m. ET (11 a.m. Arizona time) early game time slot, FOX has four games.
- Vikings-Packers will air in the pink areas.
- The blue areas can watch Texans-Browns.
- Panthers-Saints will be carried in the green areas.
- People living in the yellow areas can see Jaguars-Titans.
FOX late game
There is one game kicking off at 4:25 p.m. ET (2:25 p.m. Arizona time). 49ers-Cowboys is a nationally televised game, so it will be available in all households.
CBS single game
CBS has three early games (1 p.m. ET/11 a.m. Arizona time).
- The pink areas will get Chiefs-Falcons.
- Bills-Jets can be seen in the green areas.
- Dolphins-Colts will air in the orange areas.
The NFC West is featured in two late (4:05 p.m. ET/2:05 p.m. Arizona time) games.
- Rams-Cardinals will air in the yellow areas.
- Seahawks-Raiders gets coverage in the blue areas.
Week 10 prime-time games
The Sunday night game on NBC is Steelers-Bengals. it kicks off at 8:20 p.m. ET (6:20 p.m. Arizona time).
The Monday night game on ABC/ESPN is Chargers-Ravens. That games kicks off at 8:15 p.m. ET (6:15 p.m. Arizona time).
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