The NFL’s Week 4 schedule delivers a packed Sunday afternoon slate, headlined by the Los Angeles Rams facing the Philadelphia Eagles on October 4. Both teams will meet at 12 p.m. Central Time, alongside several other significant matchups that have fans and analysts tuning in.
The clash between the Rams and the Eagles is among the most anticipated games of the weekend, but it stands alongside a marquee contest between the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens. The Chiefs, 3-0, travel to face the Ravens, also unbeaten at 3-0, in what promises to be an early-season showdown between two strong AFC contenders. That game kicks off at 3:25 p.m. Central on CBS, and will be broadcast locally on NewsChannel 5 in Nashville.
The Tennessee Titans will also be in action on Sunday, traveling east to play the Baltimore Ravens at noon Central. This game adds a layer of intrigue as the Titans face their former star running back Derrick Henry for the first time since his departure. Henry’s move to Baltimore has drawn attention, and this will be the earliest meeting between Henry and his former team. The Titans-Ravens game will air on NewsChannel 5 in Nashville.
Sunday’s schedule includes a cluster of noon Central kickoffs across several networks. In addition to the Titans-Ravens and Rams-Eagles games, CBS will broadcast New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars at Cincinnati Bengals, and Arizona Cardinals at New York Giants. FOX will air Dallas Cowboys at Houston Texans, Green Bay Packers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and New York Jets at Chicago Bears, all starting at the same time.
Later in the afternoon, FOX will show Miami Dolphins at Minnesota Vikings at 3:05 p.m. Central, while CBS has a doubleheader starting at 3:25 p.m. The Chargers will visit the Seattle Seahawks, and the Denver Broncos will face the San Francisco 49ers. These matchups round out a heavy Sunday slate packed with teams fighting to stay undefeated or improve their records.
Sunday Night Football will feature the Detroit Lions at the Carolina Panthers, kicking off at 7:20 p.m. Central on NBC.
The week also includes the usual Thursday Night Football opener on October 1, with the Pittsburgh Steelers visiting the Cleveland Browns at 7:15 p.m. Central. This game will be streamed on Amazon Prime Video. Additionally, the NFL in Europe series continues with the Indianapolis Colts facing the Washington Commanders in London at 8:30 a.m. Central on NFL Network.
Monday Night Football wraps up Week 4 with the Atlanta Falcons visiting the New Orleans Saints at 7:15 p.m. Central on ESPN. This marks a rare week where three NFC South teams appear in prime-time slots, including the Saints-Falcons matchup.
For viewers in Nashville, the TV schedule includes several local broadcasts: the Titans-Ravens game on NewsChannel 5 (CBS), Dallas Cowboys at Houston Texans on FOX 17, and the Chiefs-Raiders game also on NewsChannel 5 (CBS). The Thursday night Steelers-Browns game streams on Amazon Prime Video.
This week’s schedule offers a full day of football action, with multiple games running simultaneously and high-profile matchups providing plenty of storylines. The Titans facing Derrick Henry in Baltimore and the Chiefs-Ravens undefeated battle stand out as the latest developments shaping NFL Week 4.
According to Yahoo Sports.
