Unlike during the first 1 o’clock game of the season, not much of the country will get to see the Steelers take on the Texans in Houston.
According to 506 Sports, a large portion of western and northern Pennsylvania sill get the game, along with the northeast area.
Most of West Virginia and Texas will also get the game.
The Steelers and Browns both have a strong fanbase in the Youngstown area but with the Steelers being on the road this week.
CBS affiliate WKBN in Youngstown says due to the NFL/CBS football contract, Youngstown is considered a “secondary” home area.
The team playing away automatically gets the game.
The Browns are playing the Ravens at home.