NFL Week 5 coverage map: TV schedule for CBS, Fox regional broadcasts
Week 5 of the 2021 NFL season contains some of the best matchups so far. That includes some intriguing Sunday afternoon games that will be broadcast on CBS and Fox.
This week, it will be Fox that gets to show a majority of the games. They will broadcast two games regionally and six of the total games on the slate. CBS will show just one game regionally in the early and late afternoon slates. They are not showing the NFL’s London game between the Jets and Falcons this week; that will be broadcast on NFL Network.
The CBS schedule features six total games, but a majority of the country will see one of these three matchups: Buccaneers vs. Dolphins, Chargers vs. Browns or Raiders vs. Bears.
Fox’s broadcasts this week will largely focus on two games. In the early window, a majority of the country will get a look at the Bengals vs. Packers game. In the late window, they’ll be treated to an NFC East clash and classic rivalry between the Giants and the Cowboys.
The other Fox late game features the lone unbeaten team remaining in the NFL, the Cardinals, as they take on the 49ers. Only a portion of the west coast will see that game live on cable.
Below are the full NFL coverage maps for Week 5, plus a list of major TV markets and the CBS and Fox games that will be presented in each on Sunday.
NFL coverage map Week 5
(NFL coverage maps courtesy of 506sports.com)
Red: Packers at Bengals
Blue: Eagles at Panthers
Green: Broncos at Steelers
Yellow: Lions at Vikings
Red: Giants at Cowboys
Blue: 49ers at Cardinals
Red: Dolphins at Buccaneers
Yellow: Saints at Washington
Orange: Patriots at Texans
Light Blue: Titans at Jaguars
Blue: Bears at Raiders (Late)
Green: Browns at Chargers (Late)
TV schedule for NFL Week 5 games
Below are the Sunday afternoon games that will be broadcast regionally. Sunday night’s game will be a highly-anticipated rematch for the second straight week, as the Bills and Chiefs meet in a rematch of the 2021 AFC Championship Game. The Chiefs won the game 38-24.
“Monday Night Football” will see the Colts travel to Baltimore to take on the Ravens. The Colts are 0-3 in their last three trips to Baltimore and haven’t won a game there since 2009.
CBS coverage
Fox coverage
List of Week 4 NFL games by TV market
( TV markets listed in order by size )
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