How to Watch Every NFL Game Left This Week

Fourteen games kick off across three windows Sunday. CBS and Fox split the early and midday slate, NBC closes the night on Sunday Night Football, and Monday brings one more before the week is done.

CBS has the early window nationally split four ways. Cincinnati at Houston, Cleveland at Tampa Bay, New Orleans at Baltimore and Pittsburgh at New England all kick at 1 p.m. ET. Jim Nantz and JJ Watt call the lead game, with Kevin Harlan and Trent Green, and Tom McCarthy, on the rest of the window. CBS's pregame show, The NFL Today, airs at noon on the network and on Paramount+.

Fox counters with its own four-game window at 1 p.m. ET, sending Carolina to Atlanta, Green Bay to the Jets, Minnesota to Chicago and Philadelphia to Tennessee. Fox NFL Kickoff starts at 11 a.m., with Fox NFL Sunday following at noon on Fox and the Fox One app.

Neither network shows all four of its games in every market. CBS and Fox assign games regionally, so a fan checking their local affiliate may see a different matchup than the one they expected if their home team isn't on the field, or isn't drawing the biggest audience.

The afternoon window thins out. CBS carries just two games at 4:05 p.m. ET, Jacksonville at Denver and Las Vegas at the Chargers. Fox has three at 4:25 p.m. ET, sending Miami to San Francisco, Seattle to Arizona and Washington to Dallas, with Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady on the call for the late window's marquee game.

Streaming follows the same split. CBS games stream on Paramount+, Fox games through the Fox One app or foxsports.com with a cable or streaming login. Fans chasing a game outside their home market can find it through NFL Sunday Ticket, sold through YouTube TV or as a standalone YouTube Primetime Channel. Any live-TV streaming package that carries the right network in that market works too.

Sunday Night Football sends Indianapolis to Kansas City at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock, with Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth calling it. The Colts arrive off a 41-23 loss to Baltimore, a defense that missed assignments more than once. Kansas City opened its season by beating Denver 31-10 behind an unexpected ground game, 173 rushing yards from Kenneth Walker III. Patrick Mahomes made his first start since tearing his ACL, a modest 15-of-27 for 184 yards but full mobility in the pocket.

Monday closes the week at SoFi Stadium, where the Giants visit the Rams at 8:15 p.m. ET on ABC and ESPN, Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on the call. ESPN2 carries the alternate ManningCast broadcast alongside it, the Giants' first appearance on that show this season. New York is looking for its first win on the road. The Rams took the last meeting between these two, 26-25 at MetLife Stadium in 2023.

By Monday night, every team in the league will have played twice. Kickoff in Los Angeles is 8:15 p.m. ET, closing out the week.