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NFL coverage maps, Week 3: What game is on in your area on Sunday?

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It’s time for another NFL Sunday, with a loaded slate of games in Week 3 as the 2026 season rolls on. As we prepare to bid farewell to September, the league will be making history on Sunday afternoon when the Dallas Cowboys face off against the Baltimore Ravens at the iconic Maracana Stadium for the first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro.

Everyone outside of the Las Vegas and New Orleans markets will be getting the Cowboys vs. Ravens game on CBS, but what about the early afternoon slate of games and FOX broadcasts? We’ve got you covered.

Unless you have NFL Sunday Ticket, you are stuck watching whatever game is airing in your local market during the Sunday afternoon and evening time slots. For displaced fans, that can be an issue, but luckily, you can plan ahead.

Which game will be airing in your local market, and how can you tune in to see your favorite team take the field? A full breakdown of the Week 3 NFL local coverage can be seen below, via 506 Sports.

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NFL Week 3 Coverage Maps

CBS Early

NFL Coverage Map - Week 3 CBS early

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RED: Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh

BLUE: Kansas City @ Miami

GREEN: Tennessee @ NY Giants

YELLOW: New England @ Jacksonville

ORANGE: Houston @ Indianapolis

CBS Late

NFL Coverage Map - Week 2 CBS Late

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RED: Baltimore vs Dallas in Rio de Janeiro

BLUE: Las Vegas @ New Orleans

FOX Single

NFL Coverage Map - Week 3 FOX single

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RED: LA Chargers @ Buffalo

GREEN: NY Jets @ Detroit

YELLOW: Seattle @ Washington

AQUA: Carolina @ Cleveland

BLUE: Minnesota @ Tampa Bay (LATE)

ORANGE: Arizona @ San Francisco (LATE)

Week 3 of the regular season will wrap up on Monday Night Football when the Chicago Bears see what life without Caleb Williams is like when they welcome Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles to Soldier Field.

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