The 2026 NFL season continues today, Sunday, November 8, with a full slate of games following the league’s recent “rare double flex move” that adjusted several kickoff times and network assignments. The action began early with a special international contest in Madrid, Spain, where the Cincinnati Bengals faced the Atlanta Falcons at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
Following the international morning kickoff, the traditional afternoon window features several critical matchups. Fans can tune into CBS and FOX to catch regional coverage, including games like the Cleveland Browns visiting the New Orleans Saints and the Dallas Cowboys playing the Indianapolis Colts. Other notable early afternoon games include the New York Jets at the Kansas City Chiefs and the Detroit Lions traveling to face the Miami Dolphins.
The late afternoon window is highlighted by a trio of matchups starting at 4:25 p.m. ET, including the Green Bay Packers at the New England Patriots and the Las Vegas Raiders facing the San Francisco 49ers. These games follow a recent scheduling adjustment that moved the Raiders-49ers contest into a prime viewing slot on FOX.
The day concludes with Sunday Night Football, featuring the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at the Chicago Bears. As the league moves through the middle of the season, teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers and Tennessee Titans are observing their bye weeks. With the playoff race intensifying, every game carries significant weight for teams looking to secure their postseason positioning.
Viewers are encouraged to check their local listings to confirm which regional broadcasts are available in their specific markets. Streaming options remain available through platforms like NFL+ for fans looking to follow the action on mobile or digital devices throughout the day.