NFL on TV 2026/27
Every live NFL game this week with its kickoff time (ET) and the exact TV channel or streaming service, from Thursday Night Football through the Sunday slate, Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football. It answers the weekly question: who plays tonight, and where can I watch?
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A = away team's regional feed, H = home team's regional feed. Channels with no A/H label apply nationally.
Arizona Cardinals vs. Dallas Cowboys
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Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills
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Cleveland Browns vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
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Indianapolis Colts vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
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Las Vegas Raiders vs. New York Jets
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Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions
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Tennessee Titans vs. Cincinnati Bengals
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Los Angeles Chargers vs. Los Angeles Rams
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Kansas City Chiefs vs. Denver Broncos
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New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins
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Sunday Night Football: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders (Subject to flexible scheduling)
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Monday Night Football: Chicago Bears vs. Seattle Seahawks
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Thursday Night Football: Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Baltimore Ravens
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Listings last updated November 1, 2026. All times ET. Always double check with your provider nearer kick-off.
About this schedule
Checking which NFL games today are on TV? This page lists every live NFL game with kickoff time and the exact channel or streaming service it's on, from the early Sunday window through Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football. Who plays football tonight? During the season there's a primetime NFL game on most Thursday, Sunday and Monday nights.
The NFL schedule 2026 spreads games across more networks than ever. Thursday Night Football streams exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. Sunday's early and late-afternoon games split regionally between CBS and FOX, so the exact matchup you get depends on your local market and which teams are playing. Sunday Night Football airs on NBC and streams on Peacock, while Monday Night Football is split between ESPN and ABC. In Canada, CTV and the TSN family of channels (TSN1 through TSN5) carry a full weekly slate, with French-language coverage on RDS and RDS2.
Beyond the weekly schedule, this page also covers the bigger occasions: Thanksgiving's tripleheader, Christmas and Black Friday games, and the expanded international package of games played in London, Munich, Madrid and São Paulo. Postseason coverage, from Wild Card Weekend through the Super Bowl, is included too, with the networks rotating through the playoff bracket the same way they do the regular season.
Because NFL broadcast windows are regionally variable, especially on Sunday afternoons, the exact channel for your market can differ from a national listing. The table below reflects the primary national assignment for each game along with any confirmed regional splits, updated as the league firms up its weekly scheduling. If a game you're tracking shows as TBD, that usually means the league hasn't finalized the broadcast window yet, which is common for late-season flex scheduling, so it's worth checking back closer to kickoff once the network assignment is locked in.
How to Watch the NFL on TV: 2026 Season Guide
NFL national TV deals
NFL rights are sold by time slot rather than by team, so the day and kickoff window usually tell you which network has the game.
| Competition | Broadcaster(s) | App |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday Night Football | Amazon Prime Video | Prime Video |
| Sunday afternoon (early/late windows) | CBS / FOX (regional) | Paramount+ / FOX One |
| Sunday Night Football | NBC | Peacock |
| Monday Night Football | ESPN / ABC | ESPN App |
NFL channels: USA vs Canada
USA
National windows go to CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN/ABC and Prime Video. Sunday afternoon CBS and FOX games are regional, so your local stations show the games picked for your market.
Canada
CTV and the TSN family of channels (TSN1–TSN5) carry a full weekly slate, with French-language coverage on RDS and RDS2. Our listings also show Crave for some games.
How to stream NFL
- Prime Video: every Thursday Night Football game.
- Peacock: Sunday Night Football simulcasts.
- Paramount+ and FOX One: the CBS and FOX games shown in your market.
- NFL+: live local and primetime games on phones and tablets.
- Live-TV services such as YouTube TV, Fubo, Sling and Hulu + Live TV carry the broadcast and cable networks.
- Out-of-market Sunday afternoon games: NFL Sunday Ticket.
NFL blackouts and regional rules
Sunday afternoon CBS and FOX games are regional: the game on your local station depends on your market, and out-of-market games need NFL Sunday Ticket. Primetime games on Thursday, Sunday and Monday night are national. The league's old rule blacking out unsold home games on local TV has been suspended since 2015.
Key dates: 2026 NFL season
- Thanksgiving tripleheaderThursday, November 26, 2026
- Christmas Day gamesFriday, December 25, 2026
NFL on TV: FAQ
What channel is the NFL game on tonight?
It depends on the night: Thursday Night Football streams on Amazon Prime Video, Sunday Night Football is on NBC and Peacock, and Monday Night Football airs on ESPN and ABC.
Who plays football tonight?
During the season there's usually one primetime NFL game on Thursday, Sunday and Monday night, plus the full Sunday afternoon slate. The listings above show tonight's matchup and network.
Why can't I see a certain Sunday afternoon game on CBS or FOX?
Sunday afternoon games are regional, so your local CBS and FOX stations only show the games assigned to your market. Other games need NFL Sunday Ticket.
How can I watch NFL games in Canada?
CTV and the TSN family of channels (TSN1–5) carry a full slate of NFL games each week in Canada, with French-language coverage on RDS and RDS2.
Are NFL home games still blacked out locally if they don't sell out?
No. The NFL suspended its local TV blackout rule for unsold home games in 2015.
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