Giants vs. Packers Week 11: Limited TV Broadcast Coverage Map
The Week 11 matchup between the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants on Sunday is expected to have limited broadcast coverage across the United States. This game will kick off in the early time slot and will be shown exclusively on FOX.
Broadcast Coverage Details
Due to CBS hosting an afternoon doubleheader, FOX is allowed to air only one game per market this week. With six games scheduled for the afternoon slots, many viewers outside Wisconsin and parts of New England might need alternative ways to watch.
This week’s featured game on FOX will be the Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikings, which claims the network’s top broadcast pairing featuring Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady. As a result, this matchup will have the widest reach in various markets, eclipsing the Packers and Giants.
Game Distribution Highlights
- Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikings: Predominantly covered in most areas.
- Seattle Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Rams: Expected to dominate the Pacific time zone.
- Kansas City Chiefs vs. Denver Broncos: Featured on CBS in the AFC West.
For fans tuning in, this game will mark Drew Brees’ debut as a color commentator, joining Adam Amin on the FOX broadcast team. Brees takes over the spot previously held by Mark Sanchez, who has recently stepped back.
Interestingly, the presence of Drew Brees will ensure that the Packers-Giants game will also air in regions such as Louisiana and along the Gulf Coast in Mississippi and Alabama.
Broadcast Map Overview
The broadcast map for the FOX games is color-coded as follows:
| Game | Color Code |
|---|---|
| Packers vs. Giants | Green |
| Bears vs. Vikings | Red |
| Panthers vs. Falcons | Yellow |
| Texans vs. Titans | Light Blue |
| Seahawks vs. Rams | Dark Blue |
| 49ers vs. Cardinals | Orange |
In summary, fans of the Packers and Giants should prepare for limited viewing options this Sunday. With a crowded schedule, strategies for viewing may be necessary as the game approaches.
