The road to the Big Game on February 14, 2027 begins Wednesday, September 9, 2026 at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock, when the title-defending Seattle Seahawks will host the New England Patriots, for a rematch of Super Bowl LXI.

This season, whether you’re tuning in via your cable provider, a streaming platform, or combination of the two, here’s a look at how to watch every snap, tackle, and touchdown all season long. 

Where to watch NFL games on TV

Here is what you can expect to see on broadcast and cable networks for the 2026-27 regular season: 

• NBC / Peacock: Sunday Night Football  and select marquee games

• ABC / ESPN / ESPN2 / ESPN+: Monday Night Football is on ESPN plus select primary telecasts on ABC. Secondary broadcasts of designated games will be on ESPN2 (ManningCast)   

• CBS / Paramount+: Regional and national AFC games on Sunday afternoons   

• FOX: Regional and national NFC games on Sunday afternoons   

• NFL Network: Select international games and late-season matchups 

• NFL RedZone: Seven commercial-free hours of football coverage on Sunday afternoons, featuring every touchdown from every game in a whip-around format.    

What  to  watch on  NFL Network 

NFL Network offers 24/7, 365 NFL coverage. It will also air preseason games and exclusive live international games. You can stream the NFL Network through NFL+ and NFL+ Premium. NFL+ also includes livestreaming of local games to mobile devices. X1 customers can watch the NFL Network with the More Sports and Entertainment Package.    

Xfinity TV customers can add the More Sports and Entertainment Package to get access to NFL RedZone, NFL Network, as well as the BIG Ten Network for college football, and more. 

Where to stream NFL games    

When it comes to streaming NFL games, there are a few distinct types of streaming options to consider:

• Live TV streaming platforms that include local broadcast networks and cable channels (such as YouTubeTV or Hulu Live)

• Companion streaming apps for broadcast and cable TV networks that offer both standalone subscriptions or access via cable TV account authentication (such as Peacock for NBC or Paramount+ for CBS)

• Standalone streaming services that hold exclusive rights to air special broadcasts and holiday games (such as Amazon Prime or Netflix)

Here is a look at where NFL games will be streaming this season:

• Amazon Prime: Thursday Night Football and select special events

• Netflix: Select package of special regular season, international, and holiday games

• NFL Sunday Ticket (YouTube): Out-of-market Sunday afternoon games

• Peacock (NBC): Sunday Night Football and select marquee games

• ESPN Unlimited (ESPN networks): Monday Night Football

• Paramount+ (CBS): National games on Sunday afternoons plus select holiday and other marquee games

• Fox One / Fox Sports App (Fox): National games on Sunday afternoons  plus select holiday and other marquee games

Learn more about how you can watch the NFL season here.