NFL TV Schedule and Broadcast Map: Week 10

NFL TV schedule and broadcast map for all of the games and action in Week 10 of the 2016 season.

As we pass the midseason point with each team having played at least eight games, things are starting to heat up. NFL Week 10 is when the postseason hunt starts to ramp up big time. Teams have very few chances after slow starts and those in control start to feel the pressure. In essence, games go from being good to being can’t-miss.

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Week 10 is no exception as there are some huge games with big implications throughout the day. The Dallas Cowboys search for their eighth-straight win against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Vikings look to get on the right track against the Washington Redskins. Then you have Sunday Night Football featuring the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks in a Super Bowl XLIX rematch.

Needless to say, this is one of those weeks where you’re going to want to know when you should be watching one of the marquee games. Luckily, we’ve got you covered with the NFL TV schedule for Week 10 and the broadcast maps, showing which games are airing where.

Here’s a look at Sunday’s NFL TV schedule for all of the Week 10 games:

Remember the glory days of last week when there was a nice balance between early and late afternoon games? Well, that’s all gone as you can see. The slate is front-loaded on Sunday, but that does offer fans the chance to focus on the big Cowboys-Steelers matchup.

Now let’s take a look at where you can watch each game. Here are the broadcast maps for NFL Week 10 (via 506 Sports):

CBS Single

Key: Broncos at Saints (Pink), Chiefs at Panthers (Green), Texans at Jaguars (Yellow), Dolphins at Chargers—Late (Blue)

FOX Early

Key: Falcons at Eagles (Pink), Packers at Titans (Blue), Rams at Jets (Green), Vikings at Redskins (Yellow), Bears at Buccaneers (Orange), No Game with Local Team on FOX (Gray)

FOX Late

Key: Cowboys at Steelers (Pink), 49ers at Cardinals (Blue), No Game with Local Team on CBS (Gray)

As you can tell, the late game between Dallas and Pittsburgh will be the featured late game, aired nationally except in select local markets. That make sense given the national fan-bases of each team.

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However, there are games throughout the day that look like they could steal the show that you’ll definitely want to tune in to from 1 p.m. ET until the evening and Sunday Night Football. With the playoff hunt heating up, this week should be fantastic.