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2026 season
The NFL's TV map barely changes year to year, which is the good news. Sunday afternoons belong to CBS and FOX, Sunday night is NBC's, Monday is ESPN's, Thursday nights are Prime Video's exclusive turf, and NFL Network fills in a select schedule. Follow a team from another city and you'll want NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube for the out-of-market Sunday games. In Canada, Bell's channels — TSN, CTV, CTV2 and RDS — are the league's exclusive TV home through the Super Bowl. As always here, if we couldn't verify it from an official source, it's not on the page.
Local games air on broadcast TV in the teams' home markets even when they're exclusive elsewhere — Thursday Night Football still shows up on a local station in the two cities playing. Your local listings settle any confusion.
| Country | Where to watch |
|---|---|
| United States | Prime Video Exclusive home of Thursday Night Football; the 2026 slate adds a preseason game, Black Friday Football and a Wild Card game CBS Sunday afternoon AFC games, streaming live on Paramount+ FOX Sunday afternoon NFC games NBC Sunday Night Football, simulcast and streaming on Peacock ESPN / ABC Monday Night Football, with simulcasts on ESPN+ NFL Network A select schedule of exclusive games each year NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube Every out-of-market Sunday afternoon regular-season game, standalone or with YouTube TV YouTube TV National and local games through NBC, FOX, ABC, ESPN, CBS and NFL Network |
| Canada | TSN / CTV / CTV2 / RDS Canada's exclusive television partner: every window, the playoffs and the Super Bowl across TSN, CTV, CTV2 and RDS |
Tip: blackout rules can apply to local games on some services — the broadcaster's own site has the final word for your postcode.

Every broadcaster listed above comes from an official announcement — the league's own site or press releases. We update this guide when rights change.