What channels are NFL games on Sunday? NFL Week 8 schedule with times, how to watch on television, how to stream and what to know about today's games.

What games can you watch on TV? We have the Week 8 coverage maps from 506 Sports below. Most of the country will see Bears-Ravens, which will air in the pink areas. The blue areas can see Dolphins-Falcons, while the green areas get Jets-Bengals.

The Buffaloes and Wildcats will kick off at 5 p.m. MT on Fox Sports 1. However, if the World Series does not go to a Game 7 (tentatively scheduled for a 6 p.m. MT first pitch on Saturday), the Colorado-Arizona game will be broadcast on Fox. The game will also be available to stream on Fubo and the Fox Sports app.

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NBC’s two opening-weekend NFL games averaged about 22.5 million viewers in the big data plus panel measurement (along with 4 million more streaming on Peacock). Panel-only numbers put the average for the two games at 21.5 million viewers, meaning the big data inclusion shows about a million more people watching (a gain of about 5 percent).

Through eight weeks, college football’s TV ratings continue to rise. Seven games from Week 8 were among Nielsen’s 10 most-watched live sports telecasts of the week – a list that also included NFL and MLB playoff games.