NFL Broadcast Map Week 17: See Which Games Air in Your Area Today

NFL fans checking the Week 17 broadcast map will notice one of the lightest Sunday slates of the 2025 season, thanks to a Christmas triple-header and two Saturday showcases. Just nine regional games split between CBS and FOX join the national windows, so knowing which contest airs in your ZIP code is crucial. CBS single-header • Red zone in the Midwest and mid-Atlantic gets Pittsburgh @ Cleveland, with Jim Nantz and Tony Romo on the call. • Pacific Northwest and most of the Carolinas will see Seattle @ Carolina, a matchup with NFC playoff seeding implications. • Gulf Coast pockets pick up New Orleans @ Tennessee, a must-win for the Titans’ wild-card hopes. • Late-window viewers in Nevada and the Northeast catch NY Giants @ Las Vegas. FOX double-header Early window: • Green shading across Florida and the Midwest delivers Jacksonville @ Indianapolis. • Red swaths in New England and upstate New York get Patriots @ Jets. • Blue areas along the Atlantic Coast watch Tampa Bay @ Miami. • Yellow regions in the Southwest and Ohio Valley see Arizona @ Cincinnati. Late window: FOX turns Philadelphia @ Buffalo into a true national game, blanketing nearly every remaining market with Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady in the booth. Prime-time and stand-alone games • Christmas Day: Dallas @ Washington (Netflix) and Detroit @ Minnesota (Netflix), followed by Denver @ Kansas City (Amazon). • Saturday: Houston @ LA Chargers (NFL Network) and Baltimore @ Green Bay (Peacock). • Sunday Night Football: Chicago @ San Francisco (NBC). • Monday Night Football: LA Rams @ Atlanta (ESPN). How to stream if you’re out of market • NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV carries every Sunday afternoon game. • Paramount+ streams your local CBS feed; FOX Sports app does the same for FOX. • Fubo, Hulu + Live TV and Sling offer live-TV bundles with most local affiliates. Why the Week 17 map matters With playoff berths on the line—Seattle fighting for the NFC West, Pittsburgh and Cleveland jockeying in the AFC North, and Buffalo aiming to lock down home-field—catching the right regional game can clarify the postseason picture. Check 506Sports throughout the weekend; affiliates sometimes swap matchups late due to weather or competitive balance rules. Key kickoff times (Sunday, Dec. 28) 1 p.m. ET: CBS single-header, FOX early games 4:25 p.m. ET: FOX national game 8:20 p.m. ET: NBC Sunday Night Football Use the latest NFL broadcast map before setting viewing plans, recording DVRs, or finalizing streaming subscriptions—coverage zones shift quickly as networks prioritize playoff-relevant clashes.