NFL Week 9 Sunday Schedule, Scores, and How to Watch
Game Times, Channels, and Scores
The NFL's Week 9 Sunday slate features 14 games, with the action kicking off at 1:00 PM ET. Here's a rundown of the matchups, channels, and scores:
- 1:00 PM ET: Las Vegas Raiders at Jacksonville Jaguars (CBS) - Final: Jaguars 27, Raiders 20
- 1:00 PM ET: Minnesota Vikings at Washington Commanders (FOX) - Final: Commanders 20, Vikings 17
- 1:00 PM ET: Carolina Panthers at Cincinnati Bengals (CBS) - Final: Bengals 42, Panthers 21
- 1:00 PM ET: Cleveland Browns at Miami Dolphins (CBS) - Final: Dolphins 39, Browns 17
- 1:00 PM ET: Philadelphia Eagles at Houston Texans (FOX) - Final: Eagles 29, Texans 17
- 4:05 PM ET: Indianapolis Colts at New England Patriots (CBS) - Final: Patriots 26, Colts 3
- 4:05 PM ET: New York Jets at Buffalo Bills (CBS) - Final: Bills 20, Jets 12
- 4:05 PM ET: Los Angeles Rams at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (FOX) - Final: Buccaneers 16, Rams 13
- 4:25 PM ET: Baltimore Ravens at New Orleans Saints (FOX) - Final: Ravens 27, Saints 13
- 8:20 PM ET: Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys (NBC)
How to Watch
All NFL games can be streamed live on NFL+, the league's official streaming service. Additionally, most games will be available on local TV channels, either CBS or FOX. Check your local listings for specific channel information.
Key Matchups
Some of the most intriguing matchups on the Week 9 Sunday slate include:
- Vikings at Commanders: The Vikings have been one of the NFL's biggest surprises this season, while the Commanders have struggled to find consistency. This game could have playoff implications for both teams.
- Panthers at Bengals: The Panthers are coming off a bye week and will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing loss to the Rams. The Bengals, meanwhile, are one of the hottest teams in the NFL, having won four straight games.
- Colts at Patriots: The Colts are in desperate need of a win after losing four of their last five games. The Patriots, on the other hand, are coming off a big win over the Browns and will be looking to improve their playoff position.
- Ravens at Saints: The Ravens are one of the most talented teams in the NFL, but they have struggled with consistency this season. The Saints, meanwhile, are coming off a big win over the Raiders and will be looking to make a statement against a top opponent.
