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NFL TV map, Week 2: Which games are you getting on Sunday in 2026?

Which NFL games will you be getting in your area for Week 2 in 2026?

Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season has arrived, prompting fans to plan their Sunday viewing schedule. To determine which games will be televised in your area, we've turned to the NFL TV coverage map provided by 506 Sports. This map reveals which networks in each region will broadcast specific games on Fox and CBS, both during the early and late slots.

The two networks alternate who gets the "game of the week" that everyone tunes into. Here's a breakdown of the TV coverage for Week 2:

CBS is scheduled to air games during both the early and late hours. For Cincinnati residents, you can catch the Bengals vs. Texans matchup, while Texans fans in Texas are in luck as well. This coverage continues throughout the day.

On the FOX network, there is a slight update to the TV coverage map for the early game scheduled in Fort Myers, FL, and Bakersfield, CA. In addition, the Packers at the Jets, Panthers at the Falcons, and the Commanders at the Cowboys will be televised.

FOX's late games include the Washington Commanders at the Dallas Cowboys for fans in the red area. If you're located in the blue area, you can watch the Dolphins at the 49ers and the Seahawks at the Cardinals.

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