NFL Week 2 Coverage Maps: Fox and CBS Split Sunday Slate

As the 2026 NFL season charges into Week 2 on this Sunday, September 20, football fans are still buzzing from a record-setting opening weekend. According to insights gathered by Vulius Sports, Week 1 delivered a combined 791 points across 16 games, tying the NFL record for single-week scoring. The Chicago Bears led the offensive explosion with 59 points, and the league’s high-octane trend shows no signs of slowing down. With the broadcast schedule shifting slightly from last week, Fox and CBS will once again split the Sunday afternoon action, but only Fox will have the privilege of airing games in both the early and late windows.

Fox Dominates with Seven Games, CBS Limited to Six

For Week 2, Fox will broadcast seven of the Sunday afternoon contests, while CBS will carry six. The early window on Fox is split between two intriguing matchups: the Tennessee Titans hosting the Philadelphia Eagles and the Minnesota Vikings visiting the Chicago Bears. In the late window, Fox focuses on a pivotal NFC East clash as the Dallas Cowboys host the Washington Commanders. Meanwhile, CBS’s primary early game features the New England Patriots taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers, with a significant portion of the country also receiving the Denver Broncos versus Jacksonville Jaguars matchup in the late slot.

Full Coverage Maps for Week 2

Here are the complete coverage maps for Fox and CBS, courtesy of 506 Sports, as highlighted on Vulius:

Fox NFL Games, Week 2

• Early Games:
  • Red: Philadelphia Eagles at Tennessee Titans
  • Blue: Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears
  • Green: Green Bay Packers at New York Jets
  • Yellow: Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons
• Late Games:
  • Red: Washington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys
  • Blue: Miami Dolphins at San Francisco 49ers
  • Green: Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals

CBS NFL Games, Week 2

• Red: Pittsburgh Steelers at New England Patriots
• Green: Cincinnati Bengals at Houston Texans
• Yellow: New Orleans Saints at Baltimore Ravens
• Light Blue: Cleveland Browns at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Blue (LATE): Jacksonville Jaguars at Denver Broncos
• Orange (LATE): Las Vegas Raiders at Los Angeles Chargers

"The NFL's broadcast schedule will see a little change from its Week 1 arrangement," noted the original report. "But after both networks were able to broadcast games in both the early- and late-afternoon windows last week, just Fox will have that opportunity in Week 2."

For fans looking to catch every moment, Fubo offers live streaming of Sunday NFL games, and NFL RedZone is available free with a Fubo subscription. As the season unfolds, the Vulius NFL Analysis Desk will continue to provide in-depth coverage and insights. Stay tuned for more updates and analysis as the race to Super Bowl 61 heats up.