Sunday’s NFL slate continues after the early Madrid game, with the New York Jets visiting the Kansas City Chiefs, the Denver Broncos travelling to Carolina, the Cleveland Browns visiting New Orleans and the Houston Texans facing the Los Angeles Chargers in the late window.
The Jets-Chiefs game kicks off at 1pm ET at Arrowhead Stadium on CBS, while the Texans-Chargers clash is at 4:05pm ET at SoFi Stadium, also on CBS, according to Paramount+ and SportsHistori. The Detroit Lions visit the Miami Dolphins in the other late game.
Thursday night’s action already set the tone for the week, with Jacksonville routing Baltimore 33-10 to take command of the AFC South.
Jets look to shock the Chiefs
The Jets travel to Kansas City as heavy underdogs against a Chiefs side that remain one of the league’s toughest home opponents. Arrowhead on a Sunday afternoon is one of the hardest assignments in football, and the Jets will need a near-perfect performance to come away with a result.
Kansas City, meanwhile, will be looking to build momentum before a Week 10 trip to Atlanta, and a comfortable home win would keep them firmly in the AFC playoff picture.
Texans test the Chargers
The late game at SoFi Stadium pits the Houston Texans against the Los Angeles Chargers in a meeting of two AFC sides with playoff ambitions. The Texans have been one of the season’s more resilient teams, while the Chargers will be looking to protect home field in front of their own fans.
The Broncos’ trip to Carolina and the Browns’ visit to New Orleans complete the 1pm window, with both games carrying real significance for teams trying to stay in the hunt.
What to watch
With the Bengals and Falcons opening the day in Madrid at 9:30am ET, Sunday is a full day of football that runs from breakfast to bedtime. The Ravens, meanwhile, do not play until Monday night, when they host the Chargers on November 16 — a game that will test just how deep their quarterback crisis runs.
The early Madrid game means Sunday’s football starts at 9:30am ET, one of the earliest kick-offs of the regular season, and runs through to the late window at 4:05pm ET. For fans, it is a full day of football from breakfast to bedtime — and for the Bengals and Falcons, a chance to play in front of a global audience at one of world football’s most famous stadiums.
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Sources: Paramount+ NFL schedule (Nov 7, 2026); SportsHistori NFL schedule (Nov 7, 2026); Sportradar (Nov 7, 2026).
