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Updated · Yahoo Sports · Sep 23
NFL Spreads Week 3 Games Across 10-Plus Platforms From Sept. 24 to Sept. 28
Updated
Updated · Yahoo Sports · Sep 23

NFL Spreads Week 3 Games Across 10-Plus Platforms From Sept. 24 to Sept. 28

3 articles · Updated · Yahoo Sports · Sep 23

Summary

  • Week 3 runs Sept. 24-28 with games split across broadcast TV and streaming, from Falcons-Packers on Prime Video to Eagles-Bears on ESPN and ABC.
  • Six TV outlets—ESPN, NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC and NFL Network—carry nationally broadcast games, while Prime Video, Peacock, ESPN+, Paramount+, NFL+ and Netflix add streaming exclusives or simulcasts.
  • $7-a-month NFL+ streams every local and primetime game live on phones, but only a limited number of regular-season games on TV; Sunday Ticket remains the out-of-market option.
  • Netflix is also part of the 2026-27 viewing mix, set to carry at least two Christmas Day games, a playoff game and the league's first Thanksgiving Eve matchup.

Insights

How will sudden rookie quarterback injuries for the Commanders and Bears completely reshape the competitive landscape of Week 3?
With severe rain and field concerns in Rio, will the historic Ravens-Cowboys matchup turn into a dangerous mud bath?
Can Jim Harbaugh scheme a battered Chargers offensive line to victory, or is Justin Herbert doomed to a devastating 0-3 start?