NFL Games Today TV Schedule: Bucs/Patriots headline exciting Week 4 slate of games

The NFL games tomorrow kickoff what'll be a telling week for divisional leaders. Here are the NFL Week 4 matchups and kickoff times.

The NFL games today are going to have an impact on how the rest of the season goes. As we enter Week 4 in the NFL, most divisions are still in limbo as far as who’s the favorite and who’s a fraud. Below are the matchups and schedule for today’s NFL games.


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NFL Games Today | Sunday, Oct. 3

All games are set for the ET time zone.

  • Titans @ Jets | 1 PM | CBS
  • Lions @ Bears | 1 PM | FOX
  • Colts @ Dolphins | 1 PM | CBS
  • Browns @ Vikings | 1 PM | CBS
  • Washington @ Falcons | 1 PM | FOX
  • Texans @ Bills | 1 PM | CBS
  • Giants @ Saints | 1 PM | FOX
  • Chiefs @ Eagles | 1 PM | CBS
  • Panthers @ Cowboys | 1 PM | FOX
  • Seahawks @ 49ers | 4:05 PM | FOX
  • Cardinals @ Rams | 4:05 PM | FOX
  • Steelers @ Packers | 4:25 PM | CBS
  • Ravens @ Broncos | 4:25 PM | CBS
  • Buccaneers @ Patriots | 8:20 pm | NBC

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Arizona Cardinals @ Los Angeles Rams

The NFC West has looked elite this early in the 2021 NFL season, and no teams have looked better than the Cardinals and Rams. Both teams have a quarterback that will be in the MVP discussion throughout the duration of the season.

Kyler Murray (Arizona) and Matthew Stafford (Los Angeles) have helped carry their respective teams to 3-0 records and look like the top quarterbacks the league has to offer. The outcome of this game will say a lot about what we have at the top of the division.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ New England Patriots

Obvious, right? Tom Brady is going back to New England for the first time since joining Tampa Bay in 2020. To make the matchup any more dramatic (if it’s possible), Brady is going to break the NFL’s all-time passing yards record.

With Brady just 67 yards away from the record, you’ll want to make sure you catch the beginning of the Sunday Night Football game on NBC to see all the magic happen. You can expect Brady to do everything in his power to make sure the Bucs end the night with a win, too.

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