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NFL Coverage Map Week 4

Week 4 of the 2026 NFL season has 16 games, from Thursday, October 1 to Monday, October 5 — this is the current NFL week. It opens with Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns (8:15 PM ET) and ends with Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints.

12 games are in Sunday afternoon regional windows (8 in the early window and 4 in the late window), where CBS and FOX send different games to different parts of the country — these are the games a coverage map is for. The other 4 games have a time slot to themselves: Steelers at Browns (Thursday Night), Colts at Commanders (Sunday Morning), Lions at Panthers (Sunday Night) and Falcons at Saints (Monday Night).

Our data feed currently lists a US TV channel or streaming service (besides NFL Sunday Ticket) for 12 of 16 games.

1 of 16 games is final.

Last updated: Schedule data: third-party sports data feedTV listings: listed by our data provider (may be incomplete)Geographic coverage data: not available — why

Week 4 NFL coverage map

Map of the United States marking the stadium of each of the 15 US-hosted games. Blue markers are games in a shared Sunday afternoon regional window; amber markers are standalone time slots.CLEBUFCHICINNYGPHITBBALHOUMINLVSFSEACARNO
  • Regional window (several games at once)
  • Standalone window (only game in its slot)
  • Away team travelling from its home market

Markers show where each game is played — this is not a broadcast-area map. Our data source does not publish which regions receive each game, so we do not draw them. Not shown on the map: Colts vs Commanders (London).

Week 4 games and TV coverage

Thursday NightThu, Oct 1 · 8:15 PM ET · 1 game · Standalone window

Sunday MorningSun, Oct 4 · 9:30 AM ET · 1 game · Standalone window

Sunday Early AfternoonSun, Oct 4 · 1:00 PM ET · 8 games · Regional window

Sunday Late AfternoonSun, Oct 4 · 4:05 PM ET / 4:25 PM ET · 4 games · Regional window

Sunday NightSun, Oct 4 · 8:20 PM ET · 1 game · Standalone window

Monday NightMon, Oct 5 · 8:15 PM ET · 1 game · Standalone window

Week 4 TV channels (listed)

Channels listed in our data feed for US viewers. Paramount+ streams CBS games and NFL Sunday Ticket carries out-of-market Sunday afternoon games; listings can be incomplete.

Listed US channels, Week 4 2026
ChannelGames listed
NFL Sunday Ticket16
Paramount+7
ESPN Deportes2
Amazon Prime Video1
ESPN1
ESPN 21
FOX1
NBC (WCAU Philadelphia only)1
NFL Network1
Universo1
WBAL TV1
WVTM 131
WWBT1

Find your local NFL market

Local CBS and FOX stations generally carry the games of the nearest team's market on Sunday afternoons. Choose your state (or share your location — it stays in your browser) to see the closest team markets and their Week 4 games.

Distances are approximate and only rank nearby team markets. They are not broadcast-area data; the networks decide which game each station airs.

Week 4 NFL coverage FAQ

What NFL games are on TV in Week 4 of the 2026 season?

Week 4 has 16 games. Games with their own time slot: Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns (Thursday 8:15 PM ET), Indianapolis Colts at Washington Commanders (Sunday 9:30 AM ET), Detroit Lions at Carolina Panthers (Sunday 8:20 PM ET) and Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints (Monday 8:15 PM ET). The other 12 games are split across Sunday afternoon regional windows (8 early, 4 late), so which ones you can watch on local CBS or FOX depends on your market.

When does Week 4 start and end?

The first Week 4 game is Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns on Thursday, October 1 (8:15 PM ET). The last is Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints on Monday, October 5.

Which TV channels are listed for Week 4?

Our data feed lists these US channels for Week 4 so far: NFL Sunday Ticket (16 games), Paramount+ (7 games), ESPN Deportes (2 games), Amazon Prime Video (1 game), NFL Network (1 game), FOX (1 game), NBC (WCAU Philadelphia only) (1 game), Universo (1 game), WBAL TV (1 game), WVTM 13 (1 game), WWBT (1 game), ESPN (1 game) and ESPN 2 (1 game). Listings can be incomplete, so check your local guide as well.