Sports: NFL Week 11 coverage map: TV schedule for CBS, Fox regional broadcasts

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november 21, 2021

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NFL Week 11 has arrived and with it comes another slew of strong matchups. NFL fans are going to want to catch all of the action, even in games that project not to be close. After all, underdogs have dominated the 2021 NFL season, so any game can still turn into an upset.

Week 11 features a 15-game slate, as just two teams are on bye — the Rams and Broncos. That means there will be a 12-game slate on Sunday afternoon, as three of the games this week will take place in prime-time slots.

This week, the game slate tilts a bit in Fox's favor. They will broadcast seven of the Sunday afternoon games and have doubleheader rights. Meanwhile, CBS will broadcast a single game in each region, and will choose from one of five contests to broadcast.

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Fox's coverage is focused on two games. In the early slate, the attention will be on the Packers and Vikings in an NFC North clash. Most of the country will get to see that along with the Cowboys at Chiefs game in the 4:25 p.m. ET slot. That will be the most easily accessible game of the Sunday afternoon slate.

As for CBS, their main draw figures to be the Ravens-Bears game. That said, a lot of major TV markets will see the Bengals-Raiders game in the late window. It's CBS' lone 4:05 p.m. ET game, but more viewers are likely to tune into the Chiefs-Cowboys game in that time slot.

Below are the full NFL coverage maps for Week 11, plus a list of major TV markets and the CBS and Fox games that will be presented in each on Sunday.

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NFL coverage map Week 11

(NFL coverage maps courtesy of 506sports.com)

Fox early games

Red: Packers at Vikings

Blue: Saints at Eagles

Yellow: Washington at Panthers

Blue: Lions at Browns

Gallery: Ravens vs. Bears preview: Who has the advantage in Week 11? (SMG)

Ravens Wire: Lamar Jackson was expected to take a huge leap in his fourth NFL season, and he's done just that. He looks more calm and collected in the pocket, and his confidence continues to shine through when he's given time to throw. He is also working with the best group of pass catchers that he's ever had, which does nothing but help a young quarterback like Jackson. He isn't a perfect player, but the signal caller has shown time and time again that he can throw at an extremely high rate, and can lead comeback victories with his arm. His season has been impressive so far, and he could even be placed in the MVP conversation at this point. Bears Wire: Despite a rough start to his rookie season, Justin Fields looks to have all the makings of a star quarterback in the NFL. Fields is coming off the best game of his young career against a good Steelers defense, where he came up clutch in a big moment on a prime-time stage. Fields’ confidence continues to build with each passing week, and you’re starting to see the same from his teammates and coaches. Fields has shown his ability to best defenses with some beautiful deep-ball accuracy or with his legs, and it’s something that puts defenses on notice. With the Bears’ playoff hopes all but dashed, the rest of the season is about Fields’ continued development, which means we could see Chicago’s offense continue to open things up in the passing game and give him more chances to shine. Advantage: Ravens

Orange: 49ers at Jaguars

Fox late games

Red: Cowboys at Chiefs

Blue: Cardinals at Seahawks

CBS single games

Red: Ravens at Bears

Green: Colts at Bills

Yellow: Dolphins at Jets

Orange: Texans at Titans

Blue: Bengals at Raiders

TV schedule for NFL Week 11 games

Below are the Sunday afternoon games that will be broadcast regionally. "Sunday Night Football" will feature the Steelers and the Chargers in a game that could prove crucial in the bunched-up AFC Wild Card race.

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As the NFL's playoff picture begins to come into focus, here are the updated AFC and NFC standings with Week 11 under way.The league kept its expanded playoff field, with 14 of its 32 teams (43.8 percent) set to qualify for the latest postseason. That includes 7 each from the AFC and NFC, with only the No. 1 seeds getting byes on top of home-field advantage.

"Monday Night Football" will see the Buccaneers and Giants face off for the third consecutive season. Last year, the Buccaneers were able to escape with a 25-23 win in another Monday night game. Tom Brady has performed well against the Giants in the regular season, but most of his career games against them, playoffs included, have been close.

CBS coverage

Ravens at Bears (1 p.m. ET)
Colts at Bills (1 p.m. ET)
Dolphins at Jets (1 p.m. ET)
Texans at Titans (1 p.m. ET)
Bengals at Raiders (4:05 p.m. ET)

Fox coverage

Packers at Vikings (1 p.m. ET)
Saints at Eagles (1 p.m. ET)
Washington at Panthers (1 p.m. ET)
Lions at Browns (1 p.m. ET)
49ers at Jaguars (1 p.m. ET)
Cowboys at Chiefs (4:25 p.m. ET)
Cardinals at Seahawks (4:25 p.m. ET)

List of Week 11 NFL games by TV market

(TV markets listed in order by size)

Market	CBS early	Fox early	CBS late	Fox late
New York	Dolphins at Jets	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Los Angeles	—	Packers at Vikings	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Chicago	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Philadelphia	—	Saints at Eagles	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Dallas-Ft. Worth	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
San Francisco/Bay area	—	49ers at Jaguars	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Washington D.C.	Ravens at Bears	Washington at Panthers	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Houston	Texans at Titans	Saints at Eagles	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Boston	Colts at Bills	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Atlanta	Ravens at Bears	Washington at Panthers	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Phoenix	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cardinals at Seahawks
Tampa/St. Petersburg	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Seattle	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cardinals at Seahawks
Detroit	—	Lions at Browns	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Minneapolis-St. Paul	—	Packers at Vikings	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Miami	Dolphins at Jets	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Denver	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Orlando	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Cleveland	—	Lions at Browns	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Sacramento	—	49ers at Jaguars	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Charlotte	—	Washington at Panthers	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Portland	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cardinals at Seahawks
St. Louis	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Pittsburgh	Ravens at Bears	Lions at Browns	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Indianapolis	Colts at Bills	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Baltimore	Ravens at Bears	Washington at Panthers	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Raleigh-Durham	Ravens at Bears	Washington at Panthers	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Nashville	Texans at Titans	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
San Diego	—	Packers at Vikings	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Salt Lake City	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
San Antonio	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Kansas City	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Columbus	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Milwaukee	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Cincinnati	—	Lions at Browns	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Las Vegas	—	Packers at Vikings	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Jacksonville	—	49ers at Jaguars	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Oklahoma City	Ravens at Bears	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
New Orleans	—	Saints at Eagles	Bengals at Raiders	Cowboys at Chiefs
Memphis	Texans at Titans	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs
Buffalo	Colts at Bills	Packers at Vikings	—	Cowboys at Chiefs

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