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NFL TV Schedule and Coverage Map Week 2

By Mike Dyce

Oct 14, 2013; San Diego, CA, USA; General view as a ESPN camera looks in on a San Diego Chargers huddle during the first half against the Indianapolis Colts at Qualcomm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 14, 2013; San Diego, CA, USA; General view as a ESPN camera looks in on a San Diego Chargers huddle during the first half against the Indianapolis Colts at Qualcomm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports /
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It is another weekend of NFL action and there is a full and healthy line up of games. Here is a full schedule of NFL games on Sunday:

SUN, SEP 14TIME (ET)TVLOCATION
Miami at Buffalo1:00 PMCBSRalph Wilson Stadium
Jacksonville at Washington1:00 PMCBSFedEx Field
Dallas at Tennessee1:00 PMFOXLP Field
Arizona at NY Giants1:00 PMFOXMetLife Stadium
New England at Minnesota1:00 PMCBSTCF Bank Stadium
New Orleans at Cleveland1:00 PMFOXFirstEnergy Stadium
Atlanta at Cincinnati1:00 PMCBSPaul Brown Stadium
Detroit at Carolina1:00 PMFOXBank of America Stadium
St. Louis at Tampa Bay4:05 PMFOXRaymond James Stadium
Seattle at San Diego4:05 PMFOXQualcomm Stadium
Houston at Oakland4:25 PMCBSO.co Coliseum
NY Jets at Green Bay4:25 PMCBSLambeau Field
Kansas City at Denver4:25 PMCBSSports Authority Field at Mile High
Chicago at San Francisco8:30 PMNBCLevi’s Stadium

But not every market gets to watch every game, and the folks at 506 Sports have created a map dictating what games are being played in which markets. Let’s start with the CBS line up.

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The game between the Minnesota Vikings and the New England Patriots are getting the lion’s share of the broadcast market. They get almost the entire United States west of the Mississippi River, New England and a lot of the midwest including almost all of Michigan.

The game between the Miami Dolphins and the Buffalo Bills get the local areas and not much else for the most part. The game between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Washington Redskins get those local markets and some of Texas, including Houston and Dallas, both having teams in the same division.

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The game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos gets the majority of the country. The two other games get their respective local markets.

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The FOX map is a lot more congested because it has two time slots  crammed into one.

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