NFL Teams: What Channel Is Each Team Playing On

Pick your team to see what channel its next game is on, the kickoff time and where to stream it, plus the full season schedule with every TV channel. Teams are grouped by conference and division.

AFC

AFC East

  • Billsat Jets · CBS
  • Dolphinsat Colts · CBS
  • Patriotsat Lions · FOX
  • Jetsvs Bills · CBS

AFC North

  • Ravensvs Chargers · ESPN
  • Bengalsvs Steelers · NBC
  • Brownsvs Texans · FOX
  • Steelersat Bengals · NBC

AFC South

  • Texansat Browns · FOX
  • Coltsvs Dolphins · CBS
  • Jaguarsat Titans · FOX
  • Titansvs Jaguars · FOX

AFC West

  • Broncosvs Raiders · CBS
  • Chiefsat Falcons · CBS
  • Raidersvs Seahawks · CBS
  • Chargersat Ravens · ESPN

NFC

NFC East

  • Cowboysvs 49ers · FOX
  • Giantsvs Jaguars · CBS
  • Eaglesvs Steelers · CBS
  • Commandersvs Bengals · ESPN

NFC North

  • Bearsvs Saints · FOX
  • Lionsvs Patriots · FOX
  • Packersvs Vikings · FOX
  • Vikingsat Packers · FOX

NFC South

NFC West

  • Cardinalsvs Rams · CBS
  • Ramsat Cardinals · CBS
  • 49ersat Cowboys · FOX
  • Seahawksat Raiders · CBS

How NFL team games are assigned to channels

On Sunday afternoons, CBS carries most games where the road team is from the AFC, and FOX carries most games where the road team is from the NFC. Which game you see depends on your local market, so fans outside a team’s home area often need NFL Sunday Ticket to watch every game. Primetime games are national: Thursday nights on Prime Video, Sunday nights on NBC and Monday nights on ESPN and ABC.

Watching your team out of market

If you live outside your team’s local TV area, NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV carries every Sunday afternoon game. Primetime and holiday games air nationally and do not need Sunday Ticket. On a phone or tablet, NFL+ streams every live game. See how to watch NFL without cable for every option.