Each week, every non-primetime game (in other words, the games that aren't played on Thursday Night Football , Sunday Night Football, or Monday Night Football) is broadcast on either CBS or Fox at 1 p.m. ET or around 4 p.m. ET. This means fans everywhere will have at least two games shown on their screens every Sunday afternoon during the season.

The TV broadcast map for the Week 9 games has been released, and with the Eagles on a bye, most of America will see Lions-Vikings on Fox

The Green Bay Packers take on the Pittsburgh Steelers tonight on NBC and Peacock. Live coverage begins at 7 PM ET.

The Atlanta Falcons will attempt to bounce back from last week's embarrassing loss when they face the New England Patriots on the road in Week 9. While the Falcons appear to be trending in the wrong direction, the Patriots have been one of the biggest surprises in the NFL this season.

With a big sports weekend ahead, here's how the ESPN-YouTube TV dispute will affect college football and NFL fans.

The Chiefs and Bills resume their epic rivalry in Week 9, a 4:25 ET game on CBS in front of a national audience.

AFC heavyweights are among the highlights for the NFL Week 9 schedule. The Chiefs (4-3) are eying their 10th consecutive AFC West title, while the Bills (5-2) have won the past five AFC East championships.