NFL Coverage Map
2024 NFL Season

NFL Coverage Map 2024 Week 17

Week 17 of the 2024 NFL season has 16 games, from Wednesday, December 25 to Monday, December 30. It opens with Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers (1:00 PM ET) and ends with Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers.

8 games are in Sunday afternoon regional windows (6 in the early window and 2 in the late window), where CBS and FOX send different games to different parts of the country — these are the games a coverage map is for. The other 8 games have a time slot to themselves: Chiefs at Steelers (Christmas Day), Ravens at Texans (Christmas Day), Seahawks at Bears (Thursday Night), Chargers at Patriots (Saturday), Broncos at Bengals (Saturday), Cardinals at Rams (Saturday), Falcons at Commanders (Sunday Night) and Lions at 49ers (Monday Night).

Our data feed currently lists a US TV channel or streaming service (besides NFL Sunday Ticket) for 12 of 16 games.

All games are final. The highest-scoring game was Indianapolis Colts at New York Giants (33–45).

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Week 17 NFL coverage map

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  • Regional window (several games at once)
  • Standalone window (only game in its slot)
  • Away team travelling from its home market

Markers show where each game is played — this is not a broadcast-area map. Our data source does not publish which regions receive each game, so we do not draw them.

Week 17 games and TV coverage

Christmas DayWed, Dec 25 · 1:00 PM ET / 4:30 PM ET · 2 games · Standalone window

Thursday NightThu, Dec 26 · 8:15 PM ET · 1 game · Standalone window

SaturdaySat, Dec 28 · 1:00 PM ET / 4:30 PM ET / 8:00 PM ET · 3 games · Standalone window

Sunday Early AfternoonSun, Dec 29 · 1:00 PM ET · 6 games · Regional window

Sunday Late AfternoonSun, Dec 29 · 4:05 PM ET / 4:25 PM ET · 2 games · Regional window

Sunday NightSun, Dec 29 · 8:20 PM ET · 1 game · Standalone window

Monday NightMon, Dec 30 · 8:15 PM ET · 1 game · Standalone window

Week 17 TV channels (listed)

Channels listed in our data feed for US viewers. Paramount+ streams CBS games and NFL Sunday Ticket carries out-of-market Sunday afternoon games; listings can be incomplete.

Listed US channels, Week 17 2024
ChannelGames listed
AFN Sports 27
AFN Sports5
NFL Network3
ABC1
Amazon Prime Video1
CBS1
ESPN Deportes1
FOX1
Fox Deportes1
NBC1
Peacock Premium1
Universo1
WBAL TV1
WVTM 131
WWBT1

Week 17 NFL coverage FAQ

What NFL games are on TV in Week 17 of the 2024 season?

Week 17 has 16 games. Games with their own time slot: Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers (Wednesday 1:00 PM ET), Baltimore Ravens at Houston Texans (Wednesday 4:30 PM ET), Seattle Seahawks at Chicago Bears (Thursday 8:15 PM ET), Los Angeles Chargers at New England Patriots (Saturday 1:00 PM ET), Denver Broncos at Cincinnati Bengals (Saturday 4:30 PM ET), Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Rams (Saturday 8:00 PM ET), Atlanta Falcons at Washington Commanders (Sunday 8:20 PM ET) and Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers (Monday 8:15 PM ET). The other 8 games are split across Sunday afternoon regional windows (6 early, 2 late), so which ones you can watch on local CBS or FOX depends on your market.

When does Week 17 start and end?

The first Week 17 game is Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers on Wednesday, December 25 (1:00 PM ET). The last is Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers on Monday, December 30.

Which TV channels are listed for Week 17?

Our data feed lists these US channels for Week 17 so far: AFN Sports 2 (7 games), AFN Sports (5 games), NFL Network (3 games), Amazon Prime Video (1 game), CBS (1 game), Peacock Premium (1 game), FOX (1 game), Fox Deportes (1 game), NBC (1 game), Universo (1 game), WBAL TV (1 game), WVTM 13 (1 game), WWBT (1 game), ABC (1 game) and ESPN Deportes (1 game). Listings can be incomplete, so check your local guide as well.