Which NFL games are Fox, CBS broadcasting? Week 9 coverage maps

The NFL Week 9 schedule features a compelling Sunday lineup with games broadcast on FOX and CBS. The morning starts with an international matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and Atlanta Falcons on NFL Network. From there, FOX and CBS split the rights to the 11-game Sunday afternoon slate. FOX secures six games and the ability to broadcast at both early and late windows in each region, while CBS gets five games, broadcasting only one regionally.

Two marquee games anchor FOX's Week 9 coverage map. First, the Dallas Cowboys will take on the Indianapolis Colts in the early afternoon slot. Later, the Green Bay Packers will face off against the New England Patriots in the late afternoon window. Former Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will call the shots in the broadcast booth, and Rob Gronkowski will be inducted into the team's hall of fame.

CBS's coverage is more scattered. The Kansas City Chiefs facing the New York Jets and Denver Broncos taking on the Carolina Panthers will be available in most local markets during the early afternoon window. In the late afternoon, CBS will broadcast the Detroit Lions at the Miami Dolphins, Cleveland Browns at the New Orleans Saints, and Houston Texans against the Los Angeles Chargers.