NFL coverage map 2017: TV schedule Week 2

There will be 13 games shown on CBS and FOX during Sunday afternoon on Week 2. Here are the coverage maps for what’s available to watch.

The NFL will continue, now into Week 2. The Houston Texans and Cincinnati Bengals will kick things off on Thursday night in Ohio. NFL Network will have National TV coverage of this Thursday night game.

There will be 13 games on Sunday afternoon, followed by the Green Bay Packers and Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night. NBC will have the live coverage of this nationally televised game. The final game of the week is between the Detroit Lions and New York Giants on Monday night, which will air on ESPN like always.

For the remaining games that are played on Sunday, they will either air on FOX or CBS. To find out which games you will receive coverage for, check out 506sports.com.

CBS

CBS is set to have four early games this Sunday, with New England Patriots at New Orleans Saints being the featured game. That’s the game that the No. 1 crew of Jim Nantz and Tony Romo will commentate. There will be two late games that start in the afternoon. It’ll be the New York Jets at the Oakland Raiders and the Miami Dolphins at the Los Angeles Chargers.

Fox Early

Here’s the map and coverage for the early games on FOX. The Philadephia Eagles taking on the Kansas City Chiefs is the game that most folks will see across the country. It’ll feature Kevin Burkhardt and Charles Davis — the second team announcers on FOX. Let’s take a look at the late FOX games next.

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These are the three late games that FOX will be telecasting. Dallas Cowboys will head to Denver to take on the Broncos. That game will get the No. 1 crew, featuring Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. The Washington Redskins will play the Los Angeles Rams and the 49ers will head to Seattle to play the Seahawks.