NFL Week 10 opens on Thursday, Nov 12, with Washington at the New York Giants on Amazon, and it closes on Monday, Nov 16, with the Los Angeles Chargers at Baltimore on ESPN. In between, Sunday brings a Munich kickoff at 9:30 AM Eastern, a 49ers trip to Dallas in the late window and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati on NBC. The full slate is listed on CBS Sports' Week 10 schedule, and all times there are Eastern.
This guide converts everything to Pacific time for Bay Area fans, flags the network where the schedule page lists one, and points out the two games with the most unusual setup this week. Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia and Tampa Bay are on bye.
Week 10 schedule in Eastern and Pacific time
Here is the full week. The Pacific times below are our own conversion of the Eastern times on the CBS Sports page, and "network not listed" means the page did not show a broadcaster when we checked.
Thu, Nov 12: Washington at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 PM ET (5:15 PM PT), Amazon
Sun, Nov 15: New England vs. Detroit in Munich, 9:30 AM ET (6:30 AM PT), FOX
Sun, Nov 15: Carolina at New Orleans, 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT), FOX
Sun, Nov 15: Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT), network not listed
Sun, Nov 15: Houston at Cleveland, 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT), FOX
Sun, Nov 15: Jacksonville at Tennessee, 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT), FOX
Sun, Nov 15: Kansas City at Atlanta, 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT), network not listed
Sun, Nov 15: Miami at Indianapolis, 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT), network not listed
Sun, Nov 15: Minnesota at Green Bay, 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT), FOX
Sun, Nov 15: L.A. Rams at Arizona, 4:05 PM ET (1:05 PM PT), network not listed
Sun, Nov 15: Seattle at Las Vegas, 4:05 PM ET (1:05 PM PT), network not listed
Sun, Nov 15: San Francisco at Dallas, 4:25 PM ET (1:25 PM PT), FOX
Sun, Nov 15: Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:20 PM ET (5:20 PM PT), NBC
Mon, Nov 16: L.A. Chargers at Baltimore, 8:15 PM ET (5:15 PM PT), ESPN
For games marked network not listed, the CBS Sports page did not show a broadcaster, so check your local listings or the league's own schedule before you plan around that game. Kickoff times can also change as the week gets closer, so a quick recheck on Sunday morning is worth the 30 seconds. The conversion is straightforward, since Pacific time runs 3 hours behind Eastern, which is why a 1:00 PM Eastern kickoff lands at 10:00 AM for Bay Area viewers.
How to watch the 49ers at Cowboys
For Bay Area fans, the headline game is San Francisco at Dallas on Sunday, Nov 15. CBS Sports lists a 4:25 PM Eastern kickoff at AT&T Stadium on FOX, which works out to 1:25 PM Pacific. FOX Sports says the game closes out FOX's first Sunday tripleheader in over a decade and carries the "America's Game of the Week" billing. It is also a late-window game, so most fans can catch it live without getting up early.
The 49ers have already opened their season abroad this year. The NFL's international schedule, published by the Patriots' site from the league's announcement, started with San Francisco facing the Los Angeles Rams in Melbourne on Sept 10. The same announcement had the Cowboys playing the Ravens in Rio de Janeiro on Sept 27, so both teams have already logged serious travel.
The Munich game and the early Sunday window
The earliest kickoff of the week is the Patriots and Lions in Munich, and FOX Sports adds that it will also stream on FOX One. The league announced it as part of a record nine international games across four continents and seven countries in 2026. CBS Sports lists the venue as Allianz Arena with a 9:30 AM Eastern start on FOX, which is 6:30 AM Pacific.
West Coast fans who want to watch live should plan on an early alarm, a pot of coffee and a group chat. Early games are also a good excuse to hold a brunch watch party, since a game that starts at 6:30 AM Pacific time usually wraps up around the time the 10:00 AM Pacific games kick off, so your group can move straight on to the next slate. For another international game this season, see our guide to the NFL Madrid game between the Falcons and Bengals.
Thursday, Sunday night and Monday night games
Thursday's matchup between Washington and the Giants at MetLife Stadium kicks off at 8:15 PM Eastern, or 5:15 PM Pacific, and CBS Sports lists Amazon as the network. Plan on having your Amazon login ready if you want to follow that one live.
Monday night belongs to ESPN, with the Chargers at the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium at 8:15 PM Eastern, which is 5:15 PM Pacific. Sunday night on NBC is Pittsburgh at Cincinnati at Paycor Stadium at 8:20 PM Eastern, or 5:20 PM Pacific.
Plan your Week 10 watch party
With four teams on bye and a split schedule, Week 10 is a good week to organize your group. A shared chat lets you coordinate kickoff times, snack duty and who is hosting the late window. Our list of NFL group chat names can help you name the crew, and our post on running an NFL pick'em league in a group chat covers a friendly way to keep the weekly bragging rights going.
Looking ahead, the next big date on the calendar is Thanksgiving, and our NFL Thanksgiving games guide has that schedule.
Watch with your crew
If you would rather talk football with people than watch alone, join the NFL Chatter Tribe for live game-day conversation. And to find in-person gatherings around the Bay Area, follow the Tribe Events calendar on Luma.
