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NFL TV Schedule and Coverage Map Week 9

By Mike Dyce

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Here is a full guide to Week 9 of the NFL, with TV listings and regional coverage maps.

Another week of NFL action is upon us and there are some notable and intriguing match ups. Two of the NFC’s best square off when the Dallas Cowboys host the Arizona Cardinals. On Sunday Night Football, the Baltimore Ravens take on the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday Night Football on NBC.

Then of course there is the classic showdown between Peyton Manning and Tom Brady when the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots square off.

Here is the full TV schedule:

SUN, NOV 2TIME (ET)TVLOCATION
Tampa Bay at Cleveland1:00 PMFOXFirstEnergy Stadium
Arizona at Dallas1:00 PMFOXAT&T Stadium
Philadelphia at Houston1:00 PMFOXReliant Stadium
NY Jets at Kansas City1:00 PMCBSArrowhead Stadium
Jacksonville at Cincinnati1:00 PMCBSPaul Brown Stadium
San Diego at Miami1:00 PMCBSSun Life Stadium
Washington at Minnesota1:00 PMFOXTCF Bank Stadium
St. Louis at San Francisco4:05 PMFOXLevi’s Stadium
Denver at New England4:25 PMCBSGillette Stadium
Oakland at Seattle4:25 PMCBSCenturyLink Field
Baltimore at Pittsburgh8:30 PMNBCHeinz Field

But you’ve likely noticed there are a lot of games on just two channels, and a lot of those games are on at the same time. Since you can obviously only watch one at a time, not every game is available in your market.

The folks at 506 Sports made some maps showing the regional coverage of the NFL games. Let’s start with the early schedule for CBS.

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There are three games on in this time slot. The San Diego Chargers-Miami Dolphins game gets the national coverage, the other two games get regional coverage. Dallas, Houston and Minneapolis are blacked out because of NFL rules.

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In CBS’ latter time slot, you’re pretty much getting Manning vs Brady, unless you live on the west coast where you’d be forced to watch what should be a beat down of the Oakland Raiders by the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks.

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Fox has just one late game, so that game has been added to make just one match. It is clear that the big match of the week is the NFC clash between teh Cardinals and Cowboys. For the most part it is regional coverage related to the teams and their markets.

If you’re ion Indianapolis you’ll get the Philadelphia Eagles game against the Houston Texans instead of Cardinals-Cowboys, probably because of the division connection between the Indianapolis Colts and Texans.

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