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How to watch NFL Week 9: Every game, time and TV channel

Week 9 opens Thursday with Jaguars at Ravens on Prime Video and closes Monday with Bills at Vikings on ESPN and ABC. Bengals at Falcons kicks off at 9:30 AM Eastern in Madrid, and the Steelers and Titans are on bye.

By RSO NFL Desk / 1 source / Published November 3, 2026

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  • Here is how to watch every Week 9 game, with all times Eastern. Listings come from ESPN's schedule data as of Tuesday morning and can change.

  • Thursday, Nov. 5

    Kickoff (ET)MatchupTV / stream
    8:15 PMJaguars at RavensPrime Video

    Sunday, Nov. 8

    Kickoff (ET)MatchupTV / stream
    9:30 AMBengals at Falcons (Madrid)NFL Network
    1:00 PMCowboys at ColtsFOX
    1:00 PMLions at DolphinsFOX
    1:00 PMGiants at EaglesFOX
    1:00 PMRams at CommandersFOX
    1:00 PMJets at ChiefsCBS
    1:00 PMBrowns at SaintsCBS
    1:00 PMBroncos at PanthersCBS
    4:05 PMTexans at ChargersCBS
    4:25 PMPackers at PatriotsFOX
    4:25 PMRaiders at 49ersFOX
    4:25 PMCardinals at SeahawksFOX
    8:20 PMBuccaneers at BearsNBC

    Monday, Nov. 9

    Kickoff (ET)MatchupTV / stream
    8:15 PMBills at VikingsESPN, ABC

    Byes

    The Steelers and Titans are off this week. Anyone you start from those two rosters needs a replacement before Sunday, so check your bench and the waiver wire now.

    Lineup timing

    Jacksonville and Baltimore play Thursday at M&T Bank Stadium. Prime Video's coverage starts at 7 PM, with kickoff at 8:15. Set any Jaguars or Ravens starters by Thursday evening.

    The Madrid game is the one to watch on the clock. Cincinnati and Atlanta kick off at 9:30 AM at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, hours before the rest of the Sunday slate. If your league locks players at their own kickoff, set Bengals and Falcons starters Saturday night. Atlanta has already ruled out wide receiver Zachariah Branch with a hamstring injury, so Falcons owners should plan around him now.

    Arizona heads to Seattle in the late window with Gardner Minshew as its starting quarterback, so treat Cardinals pass catchers with some caution until you see how that offense looks.

    Regional FOX and CBS games depend on your market. The Sunday night and Monday night games air nationally. We will update this guide if the listings change during the week.

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