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Week 6 channels, Sunday game times

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Week 6 channels, Sunday game times

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Week 6 of the NFL season is here. The two remaining undefeated teams – the Minnesota Vikings and Kansas City Chiefs – have a bye this week, as do the Miami Dolphins and Los Angeles Rams.

The San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks opened the action on “Thursday Night Football” with the first of six division games this week. The opponents AFC South, NFC South and AFC West face each other on Sunday.

Here's what you need to know about Sunday's Week 6 game slate:

NFL schedule today: Week 6

NFL Week 6: TV channels for every game

  • Chicago vs. Jacksonville: NFL Network
  • Washington in Baltimore: CBS
  • Arizona at Green Bay: FOX
  • Houston in New England: CBS
  • Tampa Bay at New Orleans: FOX
  • Cleveland at Philadelphia: FOX
  • Indianapolis, Tennessee: CBS
  • Los Angeles at Denver: CBS
  • Pittsburgh at Las Vegas: CBS
  • Atlanta and Carolina: FOX
  • Detroit at Dallas: FOX
  • Cincinnati in New York: NBC

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  • Chicago (-120) vs. Jacksonville (+100)
  • Washington (+240) and Baltimore (-300)
  • Arizona (+200) at Green Bay (-250)
  • Houston (-300) at New England (+240)
  • Tampa Bay (-185) at New Orleans (+150)
  • Cleveland (+340) and Philadelphia (-450)
  • Indianapolis (+120) at Tennessee (-145)
  • Los Angeles (-155) in Denver (+130)
  • Pittsburgh (-165) and Las Vegas (+140)
  • Atlanta (-275) at Carolina: (+220)
  • Detroit (-165) at Dallas (+140)
  • Cincinnati (-190) in New York (+155)

NFL game picks for Week 6

How to stream NFL games today

Top storylines for NFL games of Week 6

  • The Washington Commanders offense leads the league in scoring. Can they do it against an up-and-coming Baltimore Ravens team that features one of the hottest offenses of the last three weeks?
  • New England is making a change at quarterback with rookie Drake Maye starting. But he will face pass-rushing duo Danielle Hunter and Will Anderson Jr. in his first NFL start behind one of the league's worst offensive lines.
  • The Chargers and Broncos stood out early with their defense. Who will have a better day in the AFC West showdown? This will also be the first time Sean Payton and Jim Harbaugh have faced off in the NFL since 2014, when Harbaugh's 49ers defeated Payton's Saints 27-24 in overtime.
  • Detroit is back in Dallas after last year's controversial final between the two prevented the Lions from securing the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs. With a win, the Lions can move one game behind the Vikings in the competitive NFC North standings.
  • New England isn't the only team making a change at quarterback. Las Vegas is banking on Aidan O'Connell and New Orleans is bringing in rookie Spencer Rattler after Derek Carr's injury last week. Both face strong defenses in Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay, respectively.

What is the Sunday Night Football game?

“Sunday Night Football” in Week 6 shows the Cincinnati Bengals on the road against the New York Giants.

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