Looking for the 2025–26 NFL schedule? This guide covers weekly games, team matchups, and today’s TV lineup. It also shows you how to watch the games on TV or online.
The 2025 NFL season is ready to go. It starts with a big Thursday night game on September 4. The Philadelphia Eagles will host the Dallas Cowboys. That’s the first matchup of the year. The full schedule was released on May 14.
Every team will play 17 games over an 18-week season. Preseason games begin in early August. The regular season ends in January. The playoffs start on January 11, 2026. The season will end with Super Bowl 60 on February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in California.
NFL TV Schedule for Today
If you want to see today’s NFL TV schedule, follow this section. You’ll find out which network is airing each game. All times are listed in Eastern Time. Bookmark this page to stay updated.
2025 Pro Football Hall of Fame Game
| DATE | MATCHUP | TIME (ET) | TV/STREAM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday, July 31 | Los Angeles Chargers vs. Detroit Lions (in Canton, OH) | 8:00 PM | NBC / Peacock |
2025-26 NFL Schedule (Weekly)
Here is the complete NFL Schedule 2025, week by week, including each match’s kick-off time, location and TV Channel.
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| WEEK 16 | WEEK 17 | WEEK 18 |
2025-2026 NFL Team Schedule
If you want to get your favorite team’s NFL Schedule, follow this section:
Printable NFL Schedule 2025-26
Would you like to download the Printable NFL Schedule 2025-2026 season? Here you can download the full season week-by-week printable schedule in PDF format.
What Channels will carry the 2025 NFL games?
For the 2025 NFL season, various channels and streaming services will carry live games, ensuring fans have multiple avenues to watch their favorite teams. The NFL has continued its partnerships with traditional broadcasters while expanding its reach through digital platforms.
Traditional Broadcast Networks:
CBS: Will continue to broadcast AFC Sunday afternoon games. They will also feature a slate of marquee matchups, including the Thanksgiving Day game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Kansas City Chiefs. CBS games will also be available to stream on Paramount+.
FOX: Remains the home for NFC Sunday afternoon games. FOX will also air a special Saturday doubleheader in Week 16 and the early Thanksgiving game featuring the Detroit Lions.
NBC: “Sunday Night Football” will remain a staple on NBC. The network will also broadcast the NFL Kickoff and primetime Thanksgiving games. NBC’s games will be simulcast on Peacock.
ESPN/ABC: “Monday Night Football” will be broadcast on ESPN, with select games also being simulcast on ABC. ESPN/ABC will also air a doubleheader on the last Saturday of the season and feature multiple “Monday Night Football” doubleheaders. Some games may also feature the popular “Manningcast” on ESPN2.
Streaming Platforms:
Amazon Prime Video: Exclusively streams “Thursday Night Football.” Prime Video will also broadcast the Black Friday game and one of the Christmas Day games.
Peacock: Peacock will simulcast all NBC “Sunday Night Football” games and exclusively stream one regular-season game in Week 17.
ESPN+: ESPN+ will simulcast select ESPN/ABC games and offer the alternative “Manningcast” for certain matchups. It will also exclusively stream one regular-season game.
Netflix: Netflix has secured exclusive rights to broadcast two Christmas Day games in 2025.
YouTube/YouTube TV: YouTube will exclusively stream the Week 1 international game from São Paulo, Brazil, for free globally (with some exceptions). YouTube TV will remain the home for the NFL Sunday Ticket, providing access to out-of-market Sunday afternoon games.
NFL Network: The network will air a selection of international games played in Europe and some late-season Saturday games. It will also provide extensive coverage of the schedule release and other NFL events.
NFL+: The league’s streaming service will offer live streams of in-market regular season and postseason games on mobile devices. It also provides access to radio broadcasts for all games, most out-of-market preseason games, and live streams of the NFL Network and NFL RedZone (with its premium tier).
NFL Game Pass on DAZN (For International Fans): Fans outside the U.S. can watch all NFL games through DAZN’s NFL Game Pass International.
It will show every regular-season game, including playoffs and the Super Bowl. It streams live and on demand. Pricing depends on the country you live in. It is available in most countries except the U.S. and China.
How can I watch NFL Games without cable?
If you are a cord-cutter or want to watch NFL games without a traditional cable subscription. Below are some options you might consider.
Use Your Antenna
An over-the-air (OTA) antenna is a great way to catch local NFL games broadcast on channels like CBS, FOX, NBC, and even ABC in some cases.
With a one-time investment in a good antenna, you can enjoy NFL games in high definition without a monthly subscription. Brands like the Mohu Leaf offer wide-ranging antennas that can pick up signals from up to 60 miles away.
Use a Live TV Streaming Service
You can watch NFL games without cable by using live TV streaming services. Some good options are FuboTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and DirecTV Stream.
Want to watch Sunday games that aren’t shown in your area? You’ll need the YouTube TV Sunday Ticket plan for that.
NFL+
NFL+ is a simple way for football fans in the U.S. to stream games. It has two plans.
The basic plan costs $6.99 per month or $49.99 for the season. It lets you watch live local and primetime games on your phone or tablet. You also get live preseason games, full game audio, NFL Network, ad-free highlights, and access to NFL shows on demand.
NFL+ Premium costs $14.99 per month or $99.99 for the season. It includes everything from the basic plan, plus NFL RedZone, full and condensed game replays, All-22 coaches film, and deeper game analysis.
You can watch preseason games and replays on smart TVs and computers. But live regular season and playoff games only work on mobile and tablet.
NFL Game Pass on DAZN
DAZN’s NFL Game Pass International is a must-have for international fans who don’t want to miss a single snap.
For viewers outside of the United States and China, DAZN is the go-to platform for watching every NFL game during the 2025 regular season, playoffs, and even the Super Bowl.
Priced differently depending on the market, DAZN’s NFL Game Pass International offers live streaming and on-demand viewing of every NFL matchup, making it an all-encompassing service for international fans of American football.
When do the NFL Playoffs 2026 start?
The NFL playoffs begin on Saturday, January 10, 2026, with the Wild Card Weekend. Next come the Divisional Round and Conference Championships. The winners will meet in Super Bowl LX on Sunday, February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.