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NFL coverage map 2017: TV schedule Week 1

By John Buhler

PHILADELPHIA, PA - DECEMBER 11: Darren Sproles No. 43 of the Philadelphia Eagles runs with the ball during the game against the Washington Redskins at Lincoln Financial Field on December 11, 2016 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The Redskins defeated the Eagles 27-22. (Photo by Rob Leiter via Getty Images)
PHILADELPHIA, PA - DECEMBER 11: Darren Sproles No. 43 of the Philadelphia Eagles runs with the ball during the game against the Washington Redskins at Lincoln Financial Field on December 11, 2016 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The Redskins defeated the Eagles 27-22. (Photo by Rob Leiter via Getty Images) /
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There will be 11 NFL games that will be shown on CBS and FOX on Sunday afternoon in Week 1. Here are the coverage maps to figure out what’s available.

The NFL is back this week. All but two teams will be playing in Week 1. This is because Hurricane Irma has made it unsafe for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to play the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium this week. That game has been rescheduled to Week 11, when both teams would have had their annual byes.

There are also four nationally televised games on the slate. NBC will have the Thursday night game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the New England Patriots in Foxborough. Sunday Night Football on NBC will be between NFC East rivals in the New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington.

ESPN will have a pair of Monday Night Football games in Week 1, as the network normally does to start the season. The first will feature the New Orleans Saints versus the Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis. To cap off Week 1, the final game of the Week 1 will be the Los Angeles Chargers at the Denver Broncos.

For the other 11 games, those will be shown during Sunday afternoon on CBS or FOX. To make sure what will be airing in your area, check out these maps by 506Sports.com.

CBS

CBS has six games in Week 1, five early afternoon kickoffs and one late afternoon kickoff. Oakland Raiders at Tennessee Titans will have Jim Nantz and Tony Romo in the booth. Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns has Greg Gumbel and Trent Green on the call.

New York Jets at Buffalo Bills has Kevin Harlan and Rich Gannon doing the game. Baltimore Ravens at Cincinnati Bengals has Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta doing the telecast. Jacksonville Jaguars at Houston Texans will have Andrew Catalon and James Lofton in the booth.

In the late afternoon game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Los Angeles Rams, Ian Eagle and Dan Fouts will have the last telecast of the day for CBS.

FOX Early

FOX initially had four early afternoon games and two late afternoon games. However, the rescheduling of Buccaneers at Dolphins has the early afternoon slate dwindled down to three games.

Atlanta Falcons at Chicago Bears will have Kevin Burkhardt and Charles Davis in the booth. Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins has Kenny Albert and Ronde Barber doing the game. Arizona Cardinals at Detroit Lions will have Chris Myers and Daryl Johnston calling the game.

The folks that would have gotten Buccaneers at Dolphins will have to check in a little bit later to figure out what game they’ll be getting on FOX in the early afternoon time slot. AFC cities that have a local broadcast on CBS that will be blacked out are Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Houston and Nashville.

Fox Late

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FOX has two late afternoon games on the slate in Week 1. Seattle Seahawks at Green Bay Packers has Joe Buck and Troy Aikman in the booth. Out in the Bay Area, Thom Brennaman and Chris Spielman will be on the call for the Carolina Panthers at San Francisco 49ers game.

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