The Green Bay Packers play the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium in Week 11 action on Sunday. As was the case two weeks ago when hosting the Carolina Panthers, the Packers play during an early timeslot on FOX featuring four other games and two late games, so Sunday’s matchup will be broadcast to only a regional TV audience.
The showdown between the Packers and Giants is scheduled for a noon CT kickoff from New York. FOX will broadcast the game with Adam Amin and Drew Brees on the call from MetLife Stadium.
The headline game in the early timeslot market on FOX is the NFC North showdown between the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears. Only NFL TV markets in Green Bay, New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington D.C. and New Orleans will get Packers vs. Giants. And because the Vikings play during the same timeslot, parts of Wisconsin will not get the Packers game in their broadcast area.
The TV broadcast map for the early timeslot on FOX (green is Packers vs. Giants):
The other games on the map are Vikings vs. Bears (red), Panthers vs. Falcons (yellow), Texans vs. Titans (light blue), Rams vs. 49ers (late timeslot, blue) and 49ers vs. Cardinals (late timeslot, orange).
Week 11 is the CBS doubleheader, so most everyone will get Buccaneers vs. Bills in the early timeslot and Chiefs vs. Broncos in the late afternoon timeslot on CBS.
For those outside the viewing area, Packers-Giants will be available on NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTubeTV.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Packers vs. Giants: Week 11 TV broadcast map
