All times Eastern; records are through Week 5. Week 6 features 14 games, including another London matchup and four teams on bye.
Thursday, October 15 — 8:15 p.m. ET — Prime Video
Seattle Seahawks (3–2) @ Denver Broncos (3–2)
Two teams with playoff ambitions and identical records collide under the lights in Denver, where every possession could carry postseason weight.
Sunday, October 18 — 9:30 a.m. ET — NFL Network and NFL+
Houston Texans (1–4) @ Jacksonville Jaguars (4–1) — London, England
Jacksonville continues its international stay against an AFC South rival as Houston tries to build upon its first victory.
Sunday, October 18 — 1:00 p.m. ET — FOX
Chicago Bears (3–2) @ Atlanta Falcons (2–3)
Chicago looks to recover from a painful rivalry loss while Atlanta attempts to rebound before its home crowd.
Sunday, October 18 — 1:00 p.m. ET — FOX
Baltimore Ravens (4–1) @ Cleveland Browns (3–2)
Baltimore and Cleveland bring physical defenses and winning records into an AFC North matchup with major divisional implications.
Sunday, October 18 — 1:00 p.m. ET — FOX
Tennessee Titans (0–5) @ Indianapolis Colts (2–3)
Tennessee desperately seeks its first victory against an Indianapolis team trying to gain ground in a wide-open AFC South.
Sunday, October 18 — 1:00 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
New York Jets (2–3) @ New England Patriots (3–2)
The Patriots try to continue their rise against a Jets team carrying renewed confidence into this familiar AFC East rivalry.
Sunday, October 18 — 1:00 p.m. ET — FOX
New Orleans Saints (1–4) @ New York Giants (3–1–1)
New Orleans enters East Rutherford needing a season-changing victory against a Giants team that has become difficult to defeat at home.
Sunday, October 18 — 1:00 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
Carolina Panthers (2–2) @ Philadelphia Eagles (2–3)
Carolina returns from its bye hoping to expose an Eagles team searching for solutions after three consecutive losses.
Sunday, October 18 — 1:00 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
Pittsburgh Steelers (3–2) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1–4)
Pittsburgh brings its rugged defensive identity to Tampa against a Buccaneers team trying to turn its first victory into a winning streak.
Sunday, October 18 — 4:05 p.m. ET — FOX
Arizona Cardinals (1–4) @ Los Angeles Rams (2–3)
Two struggling NFC West teams meet at SoFi Stadium with Los Angeles hoping to halt its slide and Arizona trying to end a four-game skid.
Sunday, October 18 — 4:25 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
Los Angeles Chargers (0–5) @ Kansas City Chiefs (4–0)
The undefeated Chiefs return from their bye against a desperate Chargers team still searching for its first win.
Sunday, October 18 — 4:25 p.m. ET — CBS and Paramount+
Buffalo Bills (4–1) @ Las Vegas Raiders (3–2)
Josh Allen leads Buffalo into Las Vegas after a thrilling overtime win for an important AFC test against the dangerous Raiders.
Sunday, October 18 — 8:20 p.m. ET — NBC, Peacock and NFL+
Dallas Cowboys (2–3) @ Green Bay Packers (3–2)
Two of the NFL’s most recognizable franchises renew their rivalry beneath the Sunday-night lights at Lambeau Field.
Monday, October 19 — 8:15 p.m. ET — ESPN
Washington Commanders (1–3–1) @ San Francisco 49ers (5–0)
Washington faces the league’s last undefeated NFC powerhouse as San Francisco attempts to extend its dominant start on Monday night.
BYE WEEK
Cincinnati Bengals (3–2)
Cincinnati receives time to regroup after an uneven start and address injuries before returning to the crowded AFC playoff race.
Detroit Lions (3–2)
Detroit enters its bye with a winning record and an opportunity to repair a defense that has struggled to match its offensive production.
Miami Dolphins (0–5)
The winless Dolphins desperately need the break to reassess their offense, improve their protection and search for a path forward.
Minnesota Vikings (5–0)
Minnesota reaches its bye undefeated, giving its dominant defense and developing offense time to prepare for a more demanding stretch.
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