The NFC North showdown between the Green Bay Packers (6-3) and Minnesota Vikings (6-2) will be the featured game on FOX in the early timeslot during Sunday's Week 10 NFL action. Despite a few competing games, Packers-Vikings will be available to most of the NFL TV markets across the country.
Packers-Vikings is scheduled for a noon CT kickoff from Lambeau Field. Adam Amin and former Saints quarterback Drew Brees will be on the call for FOX.
The TV broadcast map for the early timeslot on FOX (Packers-Vikings in red), via 506sports.com:
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Texans-Browns is in blue, Titans-Jaguars is in yellow and Saints-Panthers is in green. Those six TV markets -- Houston, Cleveland, New Orleans, Nashville, Jacksonville, Charlotte
-- won't get Packers-Vikings. Neither will Cincinnati or Pittsburgh, where the fate of the Browns is of interest. But the rest of the country will see the surging Packers play the Vikings, who added quarterback Kirk Cousins at the trade deadline.
FOX has the doubleheader in Week 10, and 49ers-Cowboys will be broadcast to the entire country in the late afternoon timeslot.
Elsewhere in the NFC North, the Chicago Bears are on the bye week, while the Detroit Lions play the New England Patriots in Munich, Germany during the 8:30 a.m. international timeslot on Sunday morning. FOX will broadcast Lions-Patriots.
For those outside the viewing area, Packers-Vikings will be available on NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTubeTV.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Will you get Packers vs. Vikings in your TV viewing market on Sunday?
