The NFL broadcast map for Week 17 Sunday shows a full slate of 12 games across CBS, Fox, and NBC on December 28, 2025. Fans in every region can find their local matchups with our complete guide to which games air where.
🔥 Quick Facts
- 12 Sunday games scheduled for December 28, 2025 across CBS, Fox, and NBC
- Early kickoff window: 1:00 PM ET features 7 games based on regional CBS and Fox broadcasts
- Tom Brady provides commentary for the Philadelphia Eagles vs Buffalo Bills matchup at 4:25 PM ET on Fox
- Baltimore Ravens vs Green Bay Packers Sunday night game airs on NBC in primetime
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The early afternoon window features seven simultaneous matchups split between CBS and Fox. Most regions will see one CBS game and one Fox game depending on their location and local broadcast assignments.
CBS early games include the Seattle Seahawks vs Carolina Panthers, Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns, New Orleans Saints vs Tennessee Titans, and New York Giants vs Las Vegas Raiders (late window). Fox early games feature the Arizona Cardinals vs Cincinnati Bengals, Jacksonville Jaguars vs Indianapolis Colts, Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Miami Dolphins, and New England Patriots vs New York Jets.
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Regional coverage maps are available through 506sports.com, which provides detailed broadcast maps showing exactly which game airs in your area. The national broadcast assignments split these matchups geographically, so your viewing options depend on your location.
NFL Broadcast Map Coverage Details and Networks
| Time Window | Primary Networks | Game Count |
| 1:00 PM ET | CBS and Fox | 7 games |
| 4:05 PM ET | CBS | 1 game (Giants vs Raiders) |
| 4:25 PM ET | Fox (Tom Brady broadcast) | 1 game (Eagles vs Bills) |
| 8:20 PM ET | NBC Sunday Night | 1 game (Ravens vs Packers) |
Late Afternoon Games Featuring Tom Brady Commentary
The 4:25 PM ET Fox broadcast of Philadelphia Eagles at Buffalo Bills marks a special event as Tom Brady calls his Week 17 game. Brady, the legendary seven-time Super Bowl champion, provides analysis alongside Kevin Burkhardt on play-by-play duties.
The New York Giants vs Las Vegas Raiders matchup airs on CBS at 4:05 PM ET, with the late afternoon slot offering fans the flexibility to catch the early games first before switching to the afternoon window. Both games feature critical playoff implications for teams still in contention.
Sunday Night Football and National Coverage Options
The Baltimore Ravens vs Green Bay Packers showdown airs on NBC at 8:20 PM ET as the week’s marquee Sunday night matchup. This game completes the Week 17 Sunday slate with primetime exposure.
Beyond traditional cable broadcasts, fans can stream games through NFL+, Paramount+ (CBS games), Fox One app (Fox games), and Fubo Sports for regional coverage flexibility. Check your local NFL broadcast map to confirm which teams air in your region.
How to Find Your Regional NFL Broadcast Map Today?
506sports.com provides the most detailed regional broadcast maps for Week 17, showing exactly which games are available in your area. The site updates maps automatically based on official CBS and Fox regional broadcast assignments.
Check your local listings or visit the official NFL.com schedule page, which displays personalized game information based on your location. Paramount+ and NFL+ subscription services also show regional availability, ensuring you know exactly where to watch. Most viewers in major markets will have multiple game options throughout the afternoon windows.
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