The unbeaten Chiefs are back from their bye week, looking to keep that perfect record rolling as they face the winless Chargers in what could be an ugly matchup. That game headlines a wild Week 6 NFL schedule packed with key divisional showdowns, kicking off bright and early with a London game.
Early Birds and Divisional Brawls
Sunday’s action actually gets going across the pond with the Jaguars taking on the 1-4 Texans at Wembley Stadium. Can the Jaguars make it back-to-back victories in their “home away from home”? We’ll find out if they’ve got the juice. Then, the early afternoon ET window is absolutely stacked. We’ve got the Ravens visiting the Browns in what’s shaping up to be a tight AFC North battle, where every snap feels huge. Over on the East Coast, the Patriots are trying to maintain their forward momentum as they host the Jets. And man, talk about high stakes: the spiraling Eagles need to right themselves, big time, as they go up against a division-leading Panthers team that’s coming off a bye week. That’s a must-watch if you ask me. Other 1 p.m. ET matchups include the Falcons vs. Bears, Giants vs. Saints, Colts vs. Titans, and Buccaneers vs. Steelers. Seriously, that’s a lot of football to take in.
Afternoon Action and a Classic Nightcap
The late-afternoon slot is just as intense. Beyond the Chiefs and Chargers, we also get to see the Raiders welcome the Bills in what promises to be a physical contest. And to close out a full day of gridiron madness? A classic NFC North showdown: the Packers and Cowboys facing off at Lambeau Field in the evening. You know that one’s gonna be a slugfest. If you are catching all this, remember you can stream live NFL across NFL Network, CBS, Fox, NBC, ABC, and ESPN through DIRECTV. Paramount+ has those CBS games, Peacock is showing NBC games, and the ESPN app covers “Monday Night Football.” Speaking of which, don’t forget we’ve got the 49ers vs. Commanders to wrap up Week 6 on Monday night.
What’s Next for the Gridiron?
After all that, we can catch our breath, but not for long! Looking ahead to Week 7, we’ve got the Bears visiting the Patriots for Thursday Night Football on October 22. Get ready for another week of football chaos, because this season is just getting started, and every game, especially these divisional clashes, really matters.
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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