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Fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers can celebrate this Thanksgiving as they will have the opportunity to watch their team take on the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 12. The highly anticipated matchup will be broadcast in a majority of markets across the country outside of Pittsburgh, ensuring widespread coverage for Steelers fans.

According to the broadcast coverage map from 506sports.com, the Steelers-Bengals game on Sunday at Paycor Stadium will be televised during the early CBS window and reach a significant portion of the nation. Football enthusiasts will also be treated to the Jaguars-Texans game in the same time slot, which will be broadcast to major markets in the South.

Although the Bengals will be without star quarterback Joe Burrow, their clash with the Steelers remains a critical one in the AFC North. Last week, the Bengals suffered a 34-20 defeat against the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football in Week 11. In contrast, the Steelers are coming off a disappointing 13-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns, resulting in the team's decision to terminate offensive coordinator Matt Canada's contract on Tuesday.

The Steelers will face backup quarterback Jake Browning as Cincinnati's starter. Browning will make his first career NFL start against the Steelers, adding an element of intrigue to the matchup.

For the third consecutive game, Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, and Evan Washburn will be providing the play-by-play commentary for CBS in the Steelers-Bengals game. Their consistent presence highlights the network's recognition of the Steelers' significance in the league.

The NFL schedule for Sunday is relatively light this week due to the Thanksgiving holiday festivities. With three games taking place on Thanksgiving itself - Packers vs. Lions, Commanders vs. Cowboys, and 49ers vs. Seahawks - and one game on Black Friday, Dolphins vs. Jets on Amazon, football fans can look forward to a weekend filled with exciting matchups.

In the late CBS window on Sunday, East Coast viewers will be treated to Eagles-Bills, while West Coast viewers will be able to watch Raiders-Chiefs on their screens. On FOX, the early window will feature the Saints-Falcons game, which will be broadcast to a large portion of the country. Later, fans can tune in to watch Browns-Broncos before the Ravens-Chargers showdown takes place on Sunday Night Football.

With the Steelers-Bengals game garnering national coverage, this Week 12 clash promises to be an exhilarating battle between division rivals, providing football enthusiasts with a thrilling Thanksgiving weekend entertainment option.