Which NFL games are Fox, CBS broadcasting? Week 8 coverage maps - USA Today

For the first time since Week 3, no international game will be played on Sunday morning.

NFL fans will be granted a respite from the early-morning game in Week 8. The exclusion of the international contest will allow an 11-game Sunday afternoon slate to take shape even despite the Houston Texans, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers all being on bye.

Per usual, Fox and CBS are set to split the rights to the 11-game Sunday afternoon slate. CBS will get to broadcast six games, as well as the ability to show a game in both the early- and late-afternoon windows in each region, while Fox will have the rights to five games and will broadcast just one regionally.

Fox's Week 8 coverage will focus largely on two games. The first will be its best game, an NFC North clash between the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings, while the other will be a battle between the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals that could afford Brian Schottenheimer's squad an opportunity to get back to .500.

Meanwhile, CBS' coverage will contain a near-national broadcast in the late-afternoon window, as most of the country will see the Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs matchup. And in the early window, CBS will focus on a marquee matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills that well may be the best game of Week 8.

Here's a look at which games will be broadcast in each area of the country during Week 8 of the 2026 NFL season.

Here are the full coverage maps for Fox and CBS for Week 8 of the 2026 NFL season, courtesy of 506 Sports.

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