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Nfl Coverage Maps 2024 Tv Schedule And Coverage Announcers For Week 12

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nfl coverage maps 2024 tv schedule and coverage announcers for week 12

The NFL season is gearing up for the stretch run and the final run of byes are approaching. 12 teams still have to get a week off, with six of them getting it in Week 12 and another six coming in Week 14, so there are only 13 games on tap in... Read on for that information, as well as who is calling each game, with a look at the Week 12 NFL TV Coverage Maps courtesy of 506 Sports. Thursday Night Football (Amazon Prime)Pittsburgh Steelers (8-2) at Cleveland Browns (2-8): Al Michaels, Kirk HerbstreitThe AFC North is back in the spotlight on Thursday night as the Steelers play their second straight divisional game... This is the first of two straight primetime games for Cleveland, which will take on Denver next Monday night. CBS doesn't have a ton to write home about with their Week 12 slate so they have opted to give their A-crew of Jim Nantz and Tony Romo a bye week ahead of a...

The B-crew of Ian Eagle and Charles Davis will be covering the Chiefs in Carolina and that game will get the most distribution of any CBS broadcast this week. FOX will kick off its doubleheader by sending the Cowboys-Commanders matchup to most of the country in spite of the fact that the Cowboys have the worst record of any team playing in the... Vikings-Bears is the second game in this window while Lions-Colts won't be seen outside of local markets. America's Game of the Week will be at Lambeau Field as the Packers and 49ers face off in a playoff rematch to headline the 4:24 window. That contest will go to the majority of the country while a surprisingly compelling Cardinals-Seahawks showdown is the undercard that won't go to many markets outside of its local ones. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.

Learn more > The 2024 NFL regular season continues in Week 12, and the races for the playoffs are picking up steam. It's a lighter schedule than normal for Sunday, with six teams on a bye this weekend. That includes the Bills, Bengals, Jets, and Jaguars in the AFC, as well as the Falcons and the Saints in the NFC. The early window in Week 12 features a plethora of divisional rivals going head-to-head, with four games between familiar foes set to take place. The Bears (4-6) will host the Vikings (8-2) in a pivotal NFC North matchup.

Chicago is hoping to get back in the playoff hunt, while Minnesota still trails Detroit for the division lead. In the NFC East, one losing streak has to go, as the Commanders (7-4) aim to snap their two-game skid against the struggling Cowboys (3-7), who are losers of five in a row. Week 12 of the NFL season is around the corner. The playoff picture is beginning to take shape as we enter the last third of the year. The top of the AFC features three unexpected teams in the Patriots, Broncos, and Colts; annual front-runners in Kansas City and Buffalo have lagged behind with some concerning losses. In the NFC the Eagles are still one of the best teams in the conference record-wise but continue to win ugly, close games and face sincere questions regarding sustainability on that front.

The Rams beat the Seahawks last week to keep pace with Philly and carve out their place alone atop the NFC West. Mixed into the pack around the league are dangerous teams with fatal flaws like the Lions, Steelers, Chargers, Packers, and Buccaneers. All in all it’s looking like it’ll be a very exciting postseason. Even more exciting? There’s still plenty of football left to be played, and plenty of divisions to be decided. In anticipation of this weekend’s action, let’s break down the coverage map for Sunday’s Week 12 slate.

Coverage maps show exactly what games will be broadcast where around the country on Sunday. Week 12 of the NFL season kicked off on Thursday with the Houston Texans knocking off the Buffalo Bills. The international games are done, so there is no Sunday morning game. Four teams are on their bye week, so there are 13 games left on the schedule. What games will you be able to watch? Between the Sunday night and Monday night games and three between FOX and CBS, NFL fans have five games they can see on free local television.

This week, FOX has a doubleheader in every market, so everyone can see a FOX game at 1 p.m. ET and 4:25 p.m. ET. CBS has a single game in every market, either at 1 p.m. ET or 4:05 p.m. ET.

Below is an explanation of what games you will be able to watch in your are of the country. The info come from 506 Sports. The nation will get a heavy dose of the NFC West in prime-time games. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers visit the LA Rams Sunday night. That game is at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC.

With four teams on a bye in Week 12 (Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Jets), the AFC is working at three-fourth capacity. The NFC is missing two sourthern teams, Atlanta and New Orleans, from their slate this weekend. It's a light schedule for the networks as far as must-see TV. Still, it's the NFL and there's rarely a week where there's a complete dearth of intriguing matchups. The primetime world lives in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium, with the Rams hosting the Phiadelphia Eagles Sunday night and the Chargers hosting the Baltimore Ravens on Monday. The early Sunday window is highlighted by the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs having a get-right opportunity when they visit the surging 3-7 Panthers after their undefeated streak snapped vs Buffalo.

Three division leaders all play below .500 teams while the Dallas Cowboys (3-7) take on the Washington Commanders. The afternoon window features the struggling San Francisco 49ers trying to stave off revenge from Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers. Here are all of the coverage maps, complete with the broadcast teams for each, courtesy of 506 Sports, along with all of the ways to watch DAL-WAS. Thursday Night: Cleveland 24, Pittsburgh 19 (Amazon)Sunday Night: Philadelphia Eagles vs LA Rams (NBC)Monday Night: Baltimore Ravens vs LA Chargers (ESPN) Entering Week 14 of the 2024 NFL season, there are six teams are on bye, so this week’s slate features 13 games. That includes a number of matchups that will significantly impact the NFL playoff picture.

Looking at the NFL coverage map, let’s see which games will be broadcast in different areas of the country in Week 14 while also previewing each contest. The people at 506 Sports provide fans with weekly NFL coverage maps. They color-code the maps based on where each game will air across the major networks, and these maps are subject to change during the week. The Browns were 11-6 a season ago. The biggest win total dropoff from year to year in franchise history is six games (it has happened multiple times, most recently in 2008). The NFL Week 12 schedule already kicked off as the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns played on Thursday night, finishing the game in the snow.

This week, six teams are on their bye week, so there are 12 games left on the schedule — seven at 1 p.m. ET, one at 4:05 p.m. ET, two at 4:25 p.m. ET and then games Sunday night and Monday night. CBS has a single broadcast in every market, while FOX will have a double header. What games will air in your area?

Below are the TV coverage maps for Week 12 from 506 Sports. FOX has three early games (1 p.m. ET) they will air throughout the nation. Let's take a look at the television broadcast maps for Week 12 of the NFL's 2024 regular season . . .

Thursday night (8:15 p.m. ET): Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cleveland Browns (Amazon Prime - Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung) Sunday night (8:20 p.m. ET): Philadelphia Eagles vs. Los Angeles Rams (NBC - Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark)

Monday night (8:15 p.m. ET): Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers (ABC/ESPN - Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters) Red: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Carolina Panthers (Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn)

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