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NFL Games This Sunday: Full Schedule, Times, and TV Channels

Here's the complete lineup for this Sunday, September 27 — 14 games across three windows, plus Sunday Night Football, with the exact network carrying each one so you know which app or channel to open before kickoff.

Times below are Eastern. The early window kicks off at 1:00 PM ET, the late window at 4:05 and 4:25 PM ET depending on the game, and Sunday Night Football closes the day at 8:20 PM ET on NBC.

Sunday, September 27 — Full Schedule

1:00 PM ET

MatchupNetwork
Panthers at BrownsFOX
Bengals at SteelersCBS
Texans at ColtsCBS
Chiefs at DolphinsCBS
Chargers at BillsCBS
Patriots at JaguarsCBS
Jets at LionsCBS
Seahawks at CommandersFOX
Titans at GiantsCBS

4:05 – 4:25 PM ET

MatchupNetwork
Cardinals at 49ersFOX (4:05 PM)
Vikings at BuccaneersFOX (4:05 PM)
Raiders at SaintsCBS (4:25 PM)
Ravens at Cowboys (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)CBS (4:25 PM)

8:20 PM ET — Sunday Night Football

MatchupNetwork
Rams at BroncosNBC

Games to Watch

Sunday Night Football: Rams at Broncos brings together the two teams that met in last season's conference championship games.

International game: Ravens at Cowboys is played in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, kicking off in the late-afternoon window.

Get-right game: Texans at Colts pairs the two teams still searching for their first win of the season.

Monday Night Football, September 28: Eagles at Bears airs at 8:15 PM ET on ESPN/ABC, closing out Week 3.

Why Kickoff Times Vary Week to Week

The NFL sets most of the schedule months in advance, but reserves the right to "flex" late-season Sunday games into better time slots once it's clear which matchups matter most for playoff positioning. That mostly affects Weeks 13 through 18 — this early in the season, the times and networks below are locked in and won't change. Early games kick off at 1:00 PM ET to fit the East Coast lunch window; the late window splits into 4:05 and 4:25 PM ET so each region gets its home team's game without every game overlapping at once.

Where to Stream Each Network

NetworkFree optionPaid app
FOX gamesLocal antennaFox One ($19.99/mo)
CBS gamesLocal antennaParamount+ Essential ($8.99/mo)
NBC's Sunday Night FootballLocal antennaPeacock Premium ($10.99/mo)

See the full app-by-app breakdown, including free options, on the streaming guide linked above.

Last Week's Results (Sunday, September 20)

MatchupScore
Eagles at TitansEagles 24, Titans 20
Steelers at PatriotsPatriots 20, Steelers 3
Vikings at BearsVikings 9, Bears 3
Panthers at FalconsPanthers 34, Falcons 3
Packers at JetsPackers 20, Jets 17
Saints at RavensSaints 24, Ravens 17
Bengals at TexansBengals 20, Texans 6
Browns at BuccaneersBrowns 23, Buccaneers 19
Jaguars at BroncosBroncos 20, Jaguars 13
Raiders at ChargersRaiders 26, Chargers 14
Seahawks at CardinalsSeahawks 31, Cardinals 7
Dolphins at 49ers49ers 35, Dolphins 13
Commanders at CowboysCowboys 37, Commanders 20
Colts at ChiefsChiefs 33, Colts 30

Tracking Multiple Games at Once

With nine games in the same 1:00 PM window, no single app shows all of them live on one screen. NFL RedZone solves that for the scoring plays specifically — it cuts between every ongoing game whenever a team nears the end zone, so you catch the big moments without flipping channels yourself. Outside of RedZone, most streaming apps let you follow live scores and stats for every game in progress even while you're watching one of them, which is the more realistic way to keep tabs on the full slate.

If your local market only gets one of the nine 1:00 PM games over antenna, checking the schedule above before kickoff tells you which paid app — Fox One or Paramount+ — covers a specific out-of-market matchup instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time do most Sunday NFL games start?
The early window kicks off at 1:00 PM ET, with a second window at 4:05 or 4:25 PM ET and Sunday Night Football at 8:20 PM ET.

Why do some Sunday games air on Fox and others on CBS?
Fox carries mostly NFC games, CBS carries mostly AFC games — interconference matchups go to whichever network holds the away team's conference that week.

Can I watch every Sunday game for free?
Only the ones airing on your local Fox, CBS, or NBC affiliate, and only with an antenna — no app streams every Sunday game for free.

Why can't I find my team's game on this list?
Not every team plays every Sunday — teams have one bye week during the season, and some weeks also include Thursday or Monday matchups that aren't part of the Sunday slate.

What is NFL RedZone and is it part of this schedule?
RedZone is a separate whip-around channel that jumps between every live Sunday afternoon game during scoring drives — it's not tied to one network and requires its own add-on through NFL+, YouTube TV, or a cable provider.

Check the standings to see how this week's games could shake up the playoff picture, or head to the streaming guide to line up the right app before kickoff.

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