NFL Week 2 coverage maps set regional Fox and CBS broadcast line-up
Fox is scheduled to carry seven Week 2 Sunday afternoon games, while CBS will carry six, with availability varying by local market and affiliate.
Regional coverage maps for Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season have been published, outlining which Fox and CBS affiliates are scheduled to carry each Sunday afternoon game. The maps are attributed to 506 Sports and were reported by the USA TODAY Network.
Fox is scheduled to show seven games across its early and late windows. The early slate includes the Tennessee Titans at the Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings at the Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers at the New York Jets and Carolina Panthers at the Atlanta Falcons.
Fox’s late-window games are the Washington Commanders at the Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins at the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks at the Arizona Cardinals. The Cowboys–Commanders game is an NFC East match-up, with both teams seeking to avoid an 0–2 start, according to the supplied background.
CBS is scheduled to carry six games. Its line-up includes the Pittsburgh Steelers at the New England Patriots, Cincinnati Bengals at the Houston Texans, New Orleans Saints at the Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland Browns at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jacksonville Jaguars at the Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Raiders at the Los Angeles Chargers.
The maps show regional affiliate coverage rather than a single nationwide broadcast, so viewers may receive different games depending on their local market. The supplied material does not specify the individual regions or affiliates.
The Week 2 schedule follows a record-tying opening week in which 791 points were scored across 16 games, according to the source report.
