Week 10 of the 2026 NFL season delivers an all-day football marathon that starts across the Atlantic in Munich and wraps up under the primetime lights in Cincinnati. From breakfast football between the Patriots and Lions to a loaded 1:00 PM ET window across CBS and FOX—culminating in a first-place AFC North showdown between Aaron Rodgers and Joe Burrow on Sunday Night Football—here is everything you need to track on Sunday, November 15.
Below is your complete viewing guide, featuring kickoff times, broadcast networks, announcer pairings, and preview capsules for every featured matchup.
New England Patriots at Detroit Lions (Munich, Germany)
Kickoff: 9:30 AM ET | TV: FOX | Broadcast Crew: Joe Davis, Greg Olsen
Football fans get an early wake-up call as the New England Patriots and Detroit Lions square off at Allianz Arena in Munich. New England enters the international showcase aiming to snap out of a midseason slump—having dropped two of its last three games—and secure its fourth all-time international victory before heading into a Week 11 bye.
Dan Campbell’s Lions bring a feast-or-famine defense to Germany that ranks near the top of the NFL in sacks despite battling injuries in the secondary. Detroit recently welcomed back safety Brian Branch and acquired Andre Cisco to help shore up coverage against New England’s passing attack, setting the stage for a physical, playoff-style clash in front of a lively German crowd.
Kansas City Chiefs (6-2) at Atlanta Falcons (3-6)
Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET | TV: CBS | Broadcast Crew: Jim Nantz, J.J. Watt
Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs head to Mercedes-Benz Stadium looking to build momentum after a convincing 35-12 victory over the Jets last week. Running back Kenneth Walker paced the Chiefs attack with 102 rushing yards and three touchdowns, giving Kansas City a balanced offensive punch alongside Mahomes. Meanwhile, defensive tackle Chris Jones anchors a unit allowing just 17.9 points per game, third-best in the league.
Atlanta enters Sunday desperate to snap a two-game skid following a loss to Cincinnati in Madrid. Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. will lean heavily on running back Bijan Robinson and pass-catchers Drake London and Kyle Pitts to move the chains against Steve Spagnuolo’s aggressive defense. If Atlanta cannot establish the run early and protect the pocket against interior pressure, Kansas City will have every opportunity to control the clock and pull away.
Buffalo Bills (7-1) at New York Jets (2-7)
Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET | TV: CBS | Broadcast Crew: Kevin Harlan, Trent Green
The AFC East-leading Buffalo Bills ride a four-game winning streak into MetLife Stadium behind the league’s highest-scoring offense at 32.0 points per game. Quarterback Josh Allen is playing at an MVP level with 12 passing touchdowns and nine rushing scores through eight games, while running back James Cook ranks fifth in the NFL with 814 rushing yards. Buffalo leaned on a season-high 44 rushing attempts in Monday night’s win at Minnesota and will look to test a Jets run defense yielding over 140 yards per game across its last four outings.
New York is aiming to halt a four-game losing streak and secure its first divisional win under head coach Aaron Glenn. While the Jets offense has struggled to keep pace, their defense leads the NFL with 13 forced fumbles, spearheaded by rookie edge rusher David Bailey (7.5 sacks, five forced fumbles). Ball security will be paramount for Buffalo against a disruptive New York front capable of swinging momentum with sudden takeaways.
Miami Dolphins (1-7) at Indianapolis Colts (2-7)
Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET | TV: CBS | Broadcast Crew: Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta
Two AFC clubs looking to snap losing streaks square off at Lucas Oil Stadium with significant changes under center. With quarterback Malik Willis sidelined by injury, the Miami Dolphins turn to second-year signal-caller Kyle McCord for his first career NFL start. Miami’s offense has averaged just 15.8 points per game this season, placing heavy pressure on running back De’Von Achane and wideout Jaylen Waddle to generate explosive plays and ease the burden on their young quarterback.
Indianapolis returns home seeking its first victory since early October after snapping a five-game slide became an uphill climb following trade-deadline roster moves and a lengthy injury report. The Colts have ruled out six players for Sunday, including tight end Mo Alie-Cox and defensive tackle Jerry Tillery, leaving veteran running back Jonathan Taylor as the centerpiece of head coach Shane Steichen’s game plan against a vulnerable Dolphins defense.
Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers
Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET | TV: FOX | Broadcast Crew: Adam Amin, Drew Brees
Border rivals renew acquaintances at Lambeau Field as the Green Bay Packers look to avenge a 39-22 Week 1 loss in Minneapolis. Quarterback Jordan Love has been white-hot over the past month, leading Green Bay on a roll as the Packers continue to shred opposing secondaries and pile up points at home.
Minnesota counters with an ultra-aggressive defensive front led by Andrew Van Ginkel, Blake Cashman, and Dallas Turner that thrives on generating pressure and forcing mistakes. To pull off the season sweep at Lambeau, the Vikings will need sustained offensive rhythm from Justin Jefferson and the ground game to keep Love and Green Bay’s explosive passing attack off the field.
Houston Texans (3-5) at Cleveland Browns (5-4)
Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET | TV: FOX | Broadcast Crew: Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma
Desperation meets playoff positioning at Huntington Bank Field as the Houston Texans visit the Cleveland Browns in a pivotal AFC clash. Sitting at 3-5 and trailing Jacksonville by multiple games in the AFC South, Houston can ill afford another conference setback if it hopes to replicate last year’s second-half surge into the postseason.
Cleveland returns home looking to bounce back from a heart-wrenching 23-22 overtime loss in New Orleans last week. At 5-4 heading into their Week 11 bye, the Browns have leaned on timely defensive stops and physical play to stay right in the thick of the AFC wild-card picture.
Carolina Panthers (3-5) at New Orleans Saints (3-5)
Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET | TV: FOX | Broadcast Crew: Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston
First place in a tightly packed NFC South is up for grabs at the Caesars Superdome as the 3-5 Carolina Panthers battle the 3-5 New Orleans Saints. Carolina enters New Orleans boasting the division’s top-ranked total offense behind quarterback Bryce Young and a deep backfield featuring Rico Dowdle, Chuba Hubbard, and Travis Etienne Jr.
New Orleans counters with quarterback Tyler Shough and wide receiver Chris Olave leading an attack looking to capitalize on home-field advantage. With the Saints’ pass rush—anchored by Chase Young and Carl Granderson—facing a Panthers offensive line that has protected Young well, whichever club wins the turnover battle will exit Sunday afternoon atop the division standings.
Jacksonville Jaguars (6-2) at Tennessee Titans (1-7)
Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET | TV: FOX | Broadcast Crew: Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth
The AFC South-leading Jacksonville Jaguars travel to Nissan Stadium aiming to extend their four-game winning streak over the rival Tennessee Titans. Under head coach Liam Coen, Jacksonville owns the NFL’s best turnover differential at +9 and ranks fourth in scoring at 28.6 points per game behind quarterback Trevor Lawrence and breakout wideout Parker Washington.
Tennessee is looking to snap a two-game skid and play spoiler at home behind quarterback Cam Ward and veteran running back Tony Pollard. While the Titans’ defense has shown flashes of generating takeaways, slowing down Jacksonville’s balanced offense and ball-hawking secondary remains a tall order in Nashville.
Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2) at Cincinnati Bengals (6-2) — Sunday Night Football
Kickoff: 8:20 PM ET | TV: NBC | Broadcast Crew: Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth
Week 10 wraps up with heavyweight AFC North stakes in Cincinnati’s annual White Bengal game as Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers visit Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals for sole possession of first place. Pittsburgh claimed the first meeting 30-27 back in Week 3, giving Mike Tomlin’s squad the early head-to-head tiebreaker entering Sunday night’s rematch.
Burrow enters primetime on an absolute tear, fresh off throwing three touchdowns in Madrid against Atlanta and accounting for at least four total scores in each of his four prior outings alongside star receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. With Rodgers holding a 2-0 career head-to-head edge over Burrow, expect fireworks at Paycor Stadium in one of the premier quarterback duels of the 2026 season.
