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NFL Week 6 TV Map Set With Games Split Across Broadcast Networks and Streamers

Platform fragmentation means viewers must check local coverage maps or streaming services to find which Week 6 games will air in their market.

Overview

  • The Week 6 schedule, running Oct. 15–19, lists 14 regular-season games plus the Houston Texans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars International Series game in London.
  • The London game will air in the U.S. on NFL Network at 9:30 a.m. ET, which shifts that matchup into a morning broadcast window for American viewers.
  • FOX will carry five games, including four regionalized 1 p.m. ET matchups that run concurrently and one 4:05 p.m. ET game, meaning which FOX game you see depends on your local market map.
  • National streaming and network assignments are final: Prime Video carries Thursday Night Football, NBC and Peacock stream Sunday Night Football, ABC and ESPN simulcast Monday Night Football, and CBS holds a six-game Sunday slate with late-window doubleheaders.
  • Publishers and services including 506 Sports and FanSided have released coverage maps and announcer pairings and FOX One offers a season option to stream FOX’s games, so viewers should check local listings and plan any required streaming subscriptions before kickoff.