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Most of the entire United States will have the honor of watching the Cincinnati Bengals open their regular season on television, when CBS airs the 1 p.m. kickoff this Sunday. Well, geographically at least. Not so much the major metropolitan areas down the east coast. Well, it's pretty much west of the Mississippi, save for a few segments stuck with the Chiefs and Jaguars and the Raiders at Indianapolis.
Other than that, it's mostly dominated by Bengals and Bears. Courtesy of The506.com, here's the television map.
If you're in Cincinnati, you'll obviously get the Bengals on CBS. There will be no late CBS game. On Fox, those of us in Cincinnati will get the Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions (early game) and then the Green Bay Packers at San Francisco 49ers during the late afternoon game.
And obviously the entire country will get the Baltimore Ravens at the Denver Broncos on Thursday (NBC, 8:30 p.m. eastern), the Sunday Night Game between the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys (NBC, 8:30 p.m. eastern), and the duel Monday Night Football feature starting with the Eagles at Redskins (ESPN, 6:55 eastern) and Texans at Chargers (10:20 p.m. eastern).