Each week, every non-primetime game (in other words, the games that aren't played on Thursday Night Football , Sunday Night Football, or Monday Night Football) is broadcast on either CBS or Fox at 1 p.m. ET or around 4 p.m. ET. This means fans everywhere will have at least two games shown on their screens every Sunday afternoon during the season.

"Byemageddon" is here, so just 11 total games will be broadcast on NFL Sunday. Here's a look at the coverage maps for the early and late slates.

Two playoff rivals square off this weekend highlighting another thrilling week of NFL action. See the full schedule.

The Sunday afternoon slate for Week 9 is headlined by two big AFC matchups with playoff implications. In the early afternoon window, it's two first-place teams facing off when the Indianapolis Colts (7-1) head to Pittsburgh (4-3) for a showdown with the Steelers.

The MVP race is wide open, with each member of the "FOX NFL Kickoff" crew picking a different frontrunner for MVP.

Enter the free Super 6 Contest featuring NFL Week 9 for a chance to win cash prizes! And don't worry — Chris 'The Bear' Fallica is here to help.

You can also sign up for YouTube TV’s NFL Sunday Ticket (that’s what I do) to get all non-primetime Falcons games if you’re out of market. WEEK 7: Loss at San Francisco 49ers, Sunday Night Football, October 19,

Don't miss the Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders game this week on Sunday Night Football. Live coverage begins at 7 PM ET.