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The 2025 NFL season is in full swing, with football fans tuning in on Thursday, Sunday, and Monday to watch their favorite teams. Even though NFL Sunday Ticket is gaining popularity, the NFL coverage map is a guide that all football fans need.
While every NFL game is on television, many are on at the same time. As a result, TV networks and league officials agree to have certain teams broadcast in specific markets. The NFL TV map shows you what games are on in your area. The NFL broadcast map changes each week, and we’ll provide updates throughout the season.
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Let’s examine the NFL TV map for Week 4. We’ve also included kickoff times, networks, and broadcaster information. The NFL broadcast maps are available at 506sports.com.
Since there’s a morning matchup in Dublin, Ireland, there are just seven games on the early portion of the Week 4 schedule, with matchups between 14 teams broadcast on CBS and FOX. Here’s the NFL TV map for Week 4 on Sunday’s early afternoon slate.
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The Washington Commanders expect Jayden Daniels back in the lineup this week, even though Marcus Mariota performed well. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcons are still looking to put together a complete performance offensively with Michael Penix Jr. still struggling. If both teams are at their best, we could see some fireworks on offense.
A 3-0 team against a 0-3 team, what could possibly go wrong? We’ll see prized New York Giants first-round rookie QB Jaxson Dart make his first start, and it comes against a top-five Los Angeles Chargers defense. Yet, the Chargers will need a new RB plan after Najee Harris tore his Achilles in Week 3, leaving big question marks for both sides.
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Another winless versus undefeated matchup takes place between the New Orleans Saints and Buffalo Bills this week. It’s easily the biggest lopsided matchup on the Week 4 NFL schedule, with the Bills expected to blow out the Saints by ten-plus. Anything less would be a disappointment in Buffalo, and a big surprise in New Orleans.
It’s time for Cam Ward and the Tennessee Titans to get a win, but it may not happen against a similarly desperate Houston Texans this week. Houston has a top ten defense, which could make it tough for the rookie No. 1...
