NFL Week 4 TV Coverage Maps

The first month of the 2026 NFL season is officially in the rearview mirror. With the schedule starting after Labor Day, each team was able to get just three games in before the calendar turned over to Spooky Season. October is normally the month where teams announce who they really are for the seas

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The first month of the 2026 NFL season is officially in the rearview mirror. With the schedule starting after Labor Day, each team was able to get just three games in before the calendar turned over to Spooky Season. October is normally the month where teams announce who they really are for the season.

Off to a poor start? October can fix it. Been extremely lucky through the early slate? October can fix that, too. All of those teams sitting at 1-2 or 2-1 in the gooey middle of the NFL standings are going to realize which tier they truly belong to over the next weeks, starting with Thursday night's matchup AFC North rivals.

Here's a look at this week's action that includes a full Sunday slate of action from morning until late night, and the viewing

maps to show what TV networks will be broadcasting the action in each part of the country.

National TV Games (4 games)

Thursday Night Football: Pittsburgh @ Cleveland, Prime Video 7p CT
Sunday Morning International Game: Indianapolis vs Washington in London, NFL Network 830a CT
Sunday Night Football: Detroit @ Carolina, NBC 7p CT
Monday Night Football: Atlanta @ New Orleans, ESPN 7p CT