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How to watch NFL Week 8: Every game, time and TV channel

Week 8 opens Thursday with Panthers at Packers on Prime Video and closes Monday with Bears at Seahawks on ESPN. The Texans, Saints, Giants and 49ers are on bye, and Sunday's slate runs on Eastern Standard Time after clocks fall back.

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  • Here is how to watch every Week 8 game, with all times Eastern. Listings come from ESPN's schedule data as of Tuesday morning and can change.

  • Thursday, Oct. 29

    Kickoff (ET)MatchupTV / stream
    8:15 PMPanthers at PackersPrime Video

    Sunday, Nov. 1

    Kickoff (ET)MatchupTV / stream
    1:00 PMRavens at BillsCBS
    1:00 PMTitans at BengalsCBS
    1:00 PMBrowns at SteelersCBS
    1:00 PMColts at JaguarsCBS
    1:00 PMCardinals at CowboysFOX
    1:00 PMVikings at LionsFOX
    1:00 PMRaiders at JetsFOX
    1:00 PMFalcons at BuccaneersFOX
    4:05 PMChargers at RamsFOX
    4:25 PMChiefs at BroncosCBS
    4:25 PMPatriots at DolphinsCBS
    8:20 PMEagles at CommandersNBC

    Monday, Nov. 2

    Kickoff (ET)MatchupTV / stream
    8:15 PMBears at SeahawksESPN

    Byes

    The Texans, Saints, Giants and 49ers are off this week. Anyone you start from those four rosters needs a replacement before Thursday night, so look at your bench and the waiver wire now.

    Lineup timing

    Carolina and Green Bay play Thursday at Lambeau Field. The Panthers put right tackle Taylor Moton on injured reserve Monday, so check Wednesday's injury reports for both teams before you lock anyone in.

    Daylight saving time ends early Sunday morning. Every Sunday and Monday kickoff above is listed in Eastern Standard Time, so the 1:00 PM games start at the usual local hour.

    Las Vegas goes to New York with Kirk Cousins still the starter. Arizona plans to bring Jeremiyah Love back to practice Wednesday ahead of the trip to Dallas, and his practice status this week will decide whether he belongs in lineups.

    Philadelphia plays Sunday night after Saquon Barkley left Monday's loss to Dallas with a back and hamstring injury and Dameon Pierce took over. Barkley owners should line up a backup who plays on Sunday afternoon, so they have a fallback if he is ruled out.

  • Regional FOX and CBS games depend on your market. We will update this guide if the listings change during the week.