The NFL is all about parity, and Week 3 offers some high-powered matchups that’ll start to create separation in several key divisions around the league. Through the first two weeks, seventeen games have been decided by a touchdown (six points) or less, the most at this point in 12 years, and second-most all-time (20, 2013). Last week, teams combined to score 797 points, the highest scoring week in the NFL since Week 18, 2021 (817 points).
Ten teams have begun the season 2-0 (with at least one undefeated team in each division for the third time since 2002), including four teams – Arizona, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and San Francisco – that missed the postseason in 2024. For the second consecutive season, at least four teams started 2-0 the season after missing the playoffs.
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Baltimore will face the Detroit Lions in a nationally televised Monday night telecast on ESPN.
With Amazon Prime’s Thursday Night Football just days away, the TV broadcast map from 506 Sports has been released, and fans in the Baltimore area will see Steelers @ Patriots, Broncos @ Chargers, on CBS. And on Fox, fans in the Baltimore area will see the Raiders @ Commanders, while most of America will see the Chicago Bears @ Dallas Cowboys.
Thursday Night:Â Miami @ Buffalo (Amazon)
Sunday Night:Â Kansas City @ NY Giants (NBC)
Monday Night:Â Detroit @ Baltimore (ESPN/ABC)
CBS Early Game
TV Watch Map CBS
Cincinnati @ Minnesota -Jim Nantz, Tony Romo
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Pittsburgh @ New England -Ian Eagle, J.J. Watt
Houston @ Jacksonville -Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta
Indianapolis @ Tennessee -Tom McCarthy, Ross Tucker
CBS Late Game
TV Watch Map CBS
Denver @ LA Chargers (LATE) -Kevin Harlan, Trent Green
New Orleans @ Seattle (LATE) -Andrew Catalon, Charles Davis, Jason McCourty
Fox Early Game
Fox Early Games
LA Rams @ Philadelphia -Joe Davis, Greg Olsen
NY Jets @ Tampa Bay -Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma
Green Bay @ Cleveland -Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston
Las Vegas @ Washington -Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth
Atlanta @ Carolina -Tim Brando, Matt Millen
Fox Late Game
Fox Late Games
Dallas @ Chicago -Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady
Arizona @ San Francisco -Adam Amin, Mark Sanchez
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens vs. Lions: TV broadcast map for Week 2 slate of NFL games