NFL TV Map Week 8: NFL Coverage Map, Broadcast Info for Sundays Games

The 2025 NFL season is in full swing, with football fans tuning in on Thursday, Sunday, and Monday to watch their favorite teams. Although NFL Sunday Ticket is gaining popularity, the NFL TV map remains a valuable guide for all football fans.

While every NFL game is televised, many are broadcast simultaneously. As a result, TV networks and league officials agree to have certain teams broadcast in specific markets. The NFL coverage 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 8. We’ve also included kickoff times, networks, and broadcaster information. The NFL streaming maps are available at 506sports.com.

NFL Coverage Map Week 8: Early Games

With six teams on a bye, the early portion of the Week 8 schedule still features seven games. Matchups between 14 teams are broadcast on CBS and FOX. Here is the NFL TV map for Week 8 on Sunday’s early afternoon slate.

NFL Broadcast Map: CBS Games Week 8

Chicago Bears @ Baltimore Ravens – CBS – 1:00 PM ET – Ian Eagle and J.J. Watt

The Bears have won four in a row. Meanwhile, the Ravens are coming out of a bye, but it feels like they can’t buy a win after losing four games in a row. No team is more desperate for a win than Baltimore, and it could come against a team that may be suddenly feeling overconfident in its abilities.

Miami Dolphins @ Atlanta Falcons – CBS – 1:00 PM ET – Kevin Harlan and Trent Green

Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins can’t do much worse than last week’s 25-point beatdown to the Browns. Yet, the Falcons have had a top-ten defense, so creating a spark in Atlanta won’t be easy. Plus, football fans who love watching good running backs will appreciate De’Von Achane and Bijan Robinson.

New York Jets @ Cincinnati Bengals – CBS – 1:00 PM ET – Jason McCourty, Spero Dedes, and Adam Archuleta

The Jets are still hunting for their first win after seven failed attempts. The Bengals, who are now starting a mistake-prone Joe Flacco, could present the perfect opportunity. Or maybe the Bengals will smoke them by 40.

NFL TV Map Week 8: FOX Early Window

New York Giants @ Philadelphia Eagles – FOX – 1:00 PM ET – Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady

The second time these two NFC East divisional rivals match up in three weeks, the Giants got the better end of the deal the first time around. This time, the game heads to Philly, and the Eagles are coming off their best passing performance of the season. With the extra juice Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo have injected into the Giants’ offense, this game should be fun.

San Francisco 49ers @ Houston Texans – FOX – 1:00 PM ET – Kevin Kugler and Daryl Johnston

A matchup of two coaching staffs that know each other very well could deliver a close game that comes down to the wire. Each team has dealt with injuries to key players, but Kyle Shanahan’s 49ers are doing a better job of managing them thus far.

Cleveland Browns @ New England Patriots – FOX – 1:00 PM ET – Chris Myers and Mark Schlereth

The Browns are playing better as of late, and a great amount of thanks is due to their outstanding rookie class. Quinshon Judkins is developing into a star running back, and with Cleveland’s defensive line, the Browns always have a chance. Meanwhile, the Patriots are playing excellently, and they may even be among the AFC’s best.

Buffalo Bills @ Carolina Panthers – FOX – 1:00 PM ET – Adam Amin and Greg Olsen

The Bills used a bye week to recuperate after losing their past two games. Ideally, they’ll return a more composed group. Meanwhile, the Panthers have used the past three weeks well, winning a trio of games. Carolina is playing much better defensively, but now their top ten rushing attack takes on the NFL’s worst run-stopping unit.

NFL TV Map Week 8: FOX Late Window

Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ New Orleans Saints – FOX – 4:05 PM ET – Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma

The Saints have shown glimpses of playing well, but we didn’t see it from Spencer Rattler last week in a three-INT performance. That means second-round rookie Tyler Shough could be nearing his debut, which keeps things interesting in New Orleans. The Buccaneers are eager to move on after putting up just nine points last week, but now they have to move on without Mike Evans.

NFL TV Map Week 8: CBS Late Window

Dallas Cowboys @ Denver Broncos – CBS- 4:25 PM ET – Jim Nantz and Tony Romo

A top offense against a top defense? That sounds like a playoff matchup. This will either be a high-scoring bout where Denver matches wits with Dallas well, or one where the Cowboys’ defense actually shows up for once.

Tennessee Titans @ Indianapolis Colts – CBS- 4:25 PM ET – Andrew Catalon, Charles Davis, and Jason McCourty

The Titans have gotten just one win in seven attempts. The Colts are the best team in the AFC and a division rival. Tennessee’s players could earn themselves a spot on the team next season by putting forth a strong effort in a big game, but chances are the Colts will dominate this one too.

Week 8 NFL coverage map for Alaska and Hawai’i

Folks in Alaska and Hawai’i are always left guessing which games get randomly thrown into their market on Sunday. With no NFL teams near Alaska or Hawai’i, which games do they get? We finally have an answer, each and every week.

Alaska and Hawai’i – NFL Broadcast Map: CBS Games Week 8

Alaska and Hawai’i will see the Chicago Bears vs Baltimore Ravens

Alaska and Hawai’i will see the Dallas Cowboys vs Denver Broncos at 4:25 p.m. ET

Alaska and Hawai’i – NFL Broadcast Map: FOX Games Week 8

Alaska and Hawai’i will see the San Francisco 49ers @ Houston Texans at 1:00 p.m. ET

National NFL broadcasts for Week 8

Here are the NFL games on national television for Week 8.

• Thursday Night Football – Minnesota Vikings @ Los Angeles Chargers – Amazon Prime Video – 8:15 PM ET
• Sunday Night Football – Green Bay Packers @ Pittsburgh Steelers – NBC – 8:20 PM ET
• Monday Night Football – Washington Commanders @ Kansas City Chiefs – ESPN/ABC- 8:15 PM ET

By Andrew Buller-Russ

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