Complete NFL games today Sunday schedule: kickoff times, TV channels (CBS, FOX, NBC), NFL RedZone stream, YouTube TV Sunday Ticket, and coverage maps.
Today is Sunday NFL football, featuring a full slate of early afternoon games kicking off at 1:00 PM ET, late afternoon clashes at 4:05 PM and 4:25 PM ET, followed by Sunday Night Football on NBC and Peacock at 8:20 PM ET.
Search volume across gameday peaks around which games are on TV in local markets, kickoff times by time zone, how to access NFL RedZone commercial-free, and how out-of-market viewers can stream every game on YouTube TV NFL Sunday Ticket.
Regional broadcast coverage maps determine whether your local CBS or FOX affiliate carries specific games like Philadelphia vs Tennessee or other regional matchups, making coverage maps and affiliate listings vital for fans without satellite or specialized packages.
Below is the full confirmed NFL Sunday schedule, TV channel assignments, streaming alternatives, coverage map guidelines, and RedZone platform details.
Confirmed matchups, kickoff times, and broadcast networks for today’s games.
Today’s Sunday schedule is split into three primary viewing windows designed for national and regional broadcast coverage across CBS, FOX, and NBC.
Early Afternoon Window (1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT):
• Philadelphia Eagles at Tennessee Titans (FOX) — Battle in Nashville with temperatures under a midday heat advisory.
• Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars (CBS) — AFC South divisional showdown.
• Detroit Lions at Minnesota Vikings (FOX) — NFC North rivalry clash.
• Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills (CBS) — High-stakes AFC East division game.
• New York Jets at Indianapolis Colts (CBS) — Crucial early-season conference test.
• Green Bay Packers at Cleveland Browns (FOX) — Inter-conference battle at Huntington Bank Field.
Late Afternoon Window (4:05 PM & 4:25 PM ET):
• Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers (CBS, 4:25 PM ET) — National Game of the Week in the AFC West.
• San Francisco 49ers at Arizona Cardinals (FOX, 4:05 PM ET) — NFC West divisional duel.
• Baltimore Ravens at Denver Broncos (CBS, 4:25 PM ET) — Mile High clash between AFC contenders.
• Dallas Cowboys at Seattle Seahawks (FOX, 4:25 PM ET) — High-profile NFC matchup at Lumen Field.
Primetime Sunday Night Football (8:20 PM ET / 5:20 PM PT):
• Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals (NBC / Peacock) — AFC North primetime rivalry under the lights at Paycor Stadium.
For detailed kickoff times, FOX TV affiliates, Nashville weather advisory details, and streaming for Philadelphia at Tennessee, read our full Eagles vs Titans Game Guide.
Accurate time zone conversions across Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific time.
All kickoff times are standardized according to the league master broadcast schedule. Use the time zone conversion guide below to plan your viewing:
1. Early Window Kickoffs: 1:00 PM Eastern | 12:00 PM Central | 11:00 AM Mountain | 10:00 AM Pacific.
2. Late Single-Header Kickoffs: 4:05 PM Eastern | 3:05 PM Central | 2:05 PM Mountain | 1:05 PM Pacific.
3. Late Double-Header Kickoffs: 4:25 PM Eastern | 3:25 PM Central | 2:25 PM Mountain | 1:25 PM Pacific.
4. Sunday Night Football Kickoff: 8:20 PM Eastern | 7:20 PM Central | 6:20 PM Mountain | 5:20 PM Pacific.
All Sunday afternoon games on CBS and FOX, as well as Sunday Night Football on NBC, are broadcast over the air for free in high definition using a standard digital antenna connected to your TV.
Everything you need to know about the 7-hour commercial-free whip-around show.
NFL RedZone, hosted by Scott Hanson from NFL Network studios, provides seven continuous hours of live whip-around coverage showing every touchdown from every game on Sunday afternoon.
Coverage begins promptly at 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT) with Hanson’s signature "seven hours of commercial-free football" countdown and concludes after the final late-afternoon game goes to the final whistle (typically around 8:00 PM ET).
How to watch and stream NFL RedZone today:
• NFL+ Premium: Stream RedZone on TVs, PCs, smartphones, and tablets through the official NFL app ($14.99/month).
• YouTube TV: Available via the "Sports Plus" add-on tier ($10.99/month) or bundled with NFL Sunday Ticket.
• Sling TV: Available with the "Sports Extra" add-on on Sling Blue ($11/month add-on).
• Fubo: Included in the "Sports Plus with NFL RedZone" add-on package.
• Hulu + Live TV: Available via the Sports Add-on package.
• Traditional Cable & Satellite: Carried by Xfinity (channel varies by market), Spectrum, DirecTV, and Dish Network.
Legitimate streaming platforms to watch out-of-market games and cord-cutter services.
If the game you want to watch is not being shown on your local CBS or FOX broadcast affiliate, NFL Sunday Ticket is the official and legal method to watch every Sunday afternoon out-of-market game.
NFL Sunday Ticket is hosted exclusively through YouTube and YouTube TV. Viewers can purchase it either as an add-on to a YouTube TV live subscription or standalone through YouTube Primetime Channels without a full pay-TV package.
In-Market Streaming Services:
• Paramount+ (Essential or with Showtime): Live streams your local CBS Sunday afternoon NFL games.
• FOX Sports App: Live streams your local FOX game by authenticating with a cable, satellite, or streaming provider.
• Peacock: Live streams Sunday Night Football on NBC directly with any active Peacock plan.
• NFL+: Provides access to live local market and primetime games on mobile phones and tablets only.
Understanding CBS and FOX broadcast maps and regional distribution rules.
Because CBS and FOX broadcast regional games simultaneously, each television market receives specific matchups based on geography, team rivalries, and secondary market rules compiled weekly by 506 Sports.
Key broadcast network rules for today:
• Doubleheader Network: One network (rotating weekly between CBS and FOX) has the rights to air two afternoon games in every market (one at 1:00 PM ET and one at 4:25 PM ET).
• Single-Game Network: The other network is permitted to air only one afternoon game in each market (either 1:00 PM ET or 4:05 PM ET).
• Blackout & Local Market Protection: When a local home team is playing, competing games in that same time window may be restricted to protect local stadium attendance and broadcast viewership.
To verify your local affiliate matchup, check your local TV guide or visit 506sports.com to inspect your specific county on the weekly color-coded coverage maps.
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Looking ahead to Week 4, Thursday Night Football streams exclusively on Prime Video, setting up another full slate of divisional rivalries next Sunday.
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