NFL Week 13 TV broadcast coverage maps

With four games in the books already in Week 13, we are now ready for some Sunday football. We still have a Sunday night game and a Monday night game, and with no team on their bye this week, that least 10 on the regular Sunday afternoon schedule.

Seven games kick off at 1 p.m. ET and another three are in the late afternoon time slot, either at 4:05 p.m. ET or 4:25 p.m. ET.

Today, CBS gets a Sunday doubleheader, while FOX will air one game in each TV market.

Which games will you be able to watch on TV where you live? The Week 13 TV broadcast coverage maps are below. The information comes from 506 Sports.

Week 13 CBS early games

CBS has three games at 1 p.m. ET. The two games with solid coverage nationally are Texans-Colts, which will air in the pink areas in the graphic, and 49ers-Browns, which will be televised in the blue areas. The green areas will get Jaguars-Titans.

Week 13 CBS late afternoon games

In the 4:25 p.m. ET time slot, Bills-Steelers will air in most of the country, getting carried in the pink areas. The blue areas can see Raiders-Chargers.

Week 13 FOX single game

FOX has five games in its Sunday coverage of Week 13. Four kick off at 1 p.m. ET, while the one late game the network has kicks off at 4:05 p.m. ET.

The late game is Vikings-Seahawks, which will air in the blue areas.

The pink areas can watch Rams-Panthers. The yellow areas get Cardinals-Buccaneers. The orange areas can watch Saints-Dolphins, while Falcons-Jets will air in the green areas.

Week 13 Sunday night, Monday night games

The Sunday night game on NBC will be Broncos-Commanders.

The Monday night game on ESPN will be Giants-Patriots.

Both are national broadcasts.

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