NFL games are spread across several TV networks and streaming services, including CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN/ABC, Prime Video, Peacock, Netflix, and NFL Network. The exact broadcaster depends on the game, day, and package.

Yes. Many NFL games can be streamed through services that carry the major broadcast networks, while exclusive games may require platforms such as Prime Video, Peacock, or Netflix.

Check the complete NFL schedule or your team’s individual Broadcast Guide. Each listing can show the matchup, kickoff time, and available TV or streaming coverage.

Yes. Kickoff times can be displayed according to your device’s local timezone, making it easier to know exactly when a game starts wherever you are.

The Schedule section contains the full season schedule, including upcoming games and completed matchups. Final scores are added after games finish.

Yes. Completed games can update automatically with the final score, with the winning score highlighted in green and the losing score in red.

The standings are refreshed as new results are processed, so wins, losses, ties, winning percentage, points, and division positions can change throughout the season.

The standings are organized by AFC and NFC divisions and include each team’s wins, losses, ties, winning percentage, points for, points against, home and away records, and current streak where available.

Yes. Each team has its own schedule and Broadcast Guide, allowing you to follow upcoming games, completed results, kickoff times, and viewing information without browsing the entire league schedule.

Use the NFL hub to move between the Overview, Schedule, and Standings sections. You can also open individual team profiles and broadcast guides to find more detailed information about a specific team.