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NFL Week 5 TV Coverage Map 2026

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Here is the full NFL Week 5 TV coverage map for Sunday, October 11, 2026: every game sorted by window and network, the FOX Sunday doubleheader, which late game airs in most markets, and the Thursday, Sunday and Monday night matchups. FOX has the Week 5 doubleheader, so most of the country gets a FOX game in both the early and late windows, while CBS is the single-header network with one regional late game. Sunday afternoon market assignments are finalized during game week, so treat the regional notes below as the expected split and check back closer to kickoff.

Quick Facts

  • Sunday games: October 11, 2026
  • Doubleheader network: FOX (a game in most markets in both the early and late windows)
  • Single-header network: CBS (one regional late game at 4:05 PM ET)
  • Marquee late game: 49ers at Seahawks, 4:25 PM ET on FOX
  • International: Eagles at Jaguars in London, 9:30 AM ET, NFL Network
  • Thursday night: Buccaneers at Cowboys, Prime Video
  • Sunday night: Ravens at Falcons, NBC
  • Monday night: Bills at Rams, ESPN and ABC
NFL Week 5 TV coverage map for Sunday, October 11, 2026, CBS and FOX windows

Sunday Early Window (1:00 PM ET)

NetworkGames
CBSColts at Steelers, Texans at Titans, Browns at Jets, Raiders at Patriots
FOXBears at Packers, Bengals at Dolphins, Vikings at Saints, Giants at Commanders

Sunday Late Window (4:05 to 4:25 PM ET)

NetworkGames
FOX (4:25 PM ET, doubleheader)49ers at Seahawks (national), Lions at Cardinals
CBS (4:05 PM ET, single-header)Broncos at Chargers

Which Game Is On in Your Market

Because FOX has the doubleheader, most markets get a FOX late game at 4:25 PM ET, with the two FOX games split by region. CBS is single-header this week, so its lone 4:05 PM ET game airs only in a limited set of markets and most CBS markets have no late game. Exact market maps are finalized during game week, so use the regions below as the expected split.

Late gameNetworkWhere it airs (expected)
49ers at SeahawksFOXThe featured FOX late game, seen across most of the country, including the Pacific Northwest and the San Francisco Bay Area
Lions at CardinalsFOXDetroit and Michigan, Arizona, and scattered secondary markets
Broncos at ChargersCBSThe lone CBS late game at 4:05 PM ET, airing mainly in Denver and Colorado and across Southern California

National Windows

WindowMatchupTime (ET)TV
Thursday Night FootballBuccaneers at Cowboys8:15 PMPrime Video
International (London)Eagles at Jaguars9:30 AMNFL Network
Sunday Night FootballRavens at Falcons8:20 PMNBC
Monday Night FootballBills at Rams8:15 PMESPN and ABC

Free Printable Week 5 Channel Guide

Want the whole Week 5 slate on one page? Download the free printable channel guide below: every window, matchup, time and network for Sunday, October 11, plus the Thursday, Sunday and Monday night games. It opens in a new tab so this page stays put, and it prints cleanly on a single sheet to stick on the fridge or bring to the party.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NFL Week 5 doubleheader network?

FOX has the Week 5 doubleheader. FOX carries a game in most markets in both the early (1:00 PM ET) and late (4:25 PM ET) windows. CBS is the single-header network this week, with one regional game at 4:05 PM ET.

What is the marquee Week 5 late game?

49ers at Seahawks at 4:25 PM ET on FOX is the featured national late game, seen across most of the country.

What are the Week 5 night games?

Buccaneers at Cowboys on Thursday night (Prime Video), Ravens at Falcons on Sunday night (NBC), and Bills at Rams on Monday night (ESPN and ABC).

Is there an international game in Week 5?

Yes. Eagles at Jaguars kicks off at 9:30 AM ET from London on NFL Network, the early-morning window before the 1:00 PM ET slate.

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