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NFL Games Today – Week 10
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Friday, November 13
There are no NFL games scheduled for Friday, November 13, 2026.
Saturday, November 14
There are no NFL games scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026.
Sunday, November 15
New England Patriots at Detroit Lions — 9:30 AM — FOX
The New England Patriots and Detroit Lions take their NFL matchup overseas to FC Bayern Munich Stadium, with Detroit at 6-2 and New England at 5-4. Jared Goff has been remarkably careful with the football, throwing 15 touchdown passes against just two interceptions, while Jahmyr Gibbs has piled up 847 rushing yards and nine scores. Drake Maye answers with 2,282 passing yards and 18 touchdowns for the Patriots, but his 11 interceptions are a worry against a Lions pass rush that features defensive tackle Alim McNeill and his 5.5 sacks. New England’s best counter is linebacker Elijah Ponder, whose 7.5 sacks give him a real shot at speeding up Goff in the pocket. Ball security looks like the difference in this one, and right now that edge belongs to Detroit.
Kansas City Chiefs at Atlanta Falcons — 1:00 PM — CBS
The Kansas City Chiefs bring a 6-2 record to Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday to face the 3-6 Atlanta Falcons, who need a statement NFL win to turn their season around. Patrick Mahomes has thrown for 2,037 yards with 14 touchdowns and four interceptions, and Kenneth Walker III gives the Kansas City offense real balance with 872 rushing yards and seven scores. Atlanta counters with its own workhorse in Bijan Robinson, who has 880 yards on 169 carries, while Drake London has turned 44 catches into 692 yards for Michael Penix Jr. With Walker and Robinson separated by just eight rushing yards, the backfield duel looks like the matchup that decides whether the Falcons climb out of their hole or the Chiefs keep rolling.
Buffalo Bills at New York Jets — 1:00 PM — CBS
The Buffalo Bills bring a 7-1 record into MetLife Stadium on Sunday to face a New York Jets team sitting at 2-7, and this AFC East meeting looks lopsided on paper. James Cook III powers Buffalo’s offense with 814 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on 169 carries, while Josh Allen has thrown for 2,027 yards and 12 touchdowns. Geno Smith has protected the ball well for New York with 2,078 passing yards, 12 touchdowns and just three interceptions, and Garrett Wilson leads the Jets with 527 receiving yards. The pass rush could swing this NFL matchup, as Greg Rousseau’s eight sacks for the Bills go up against David Bailey’s 7.5 for New York. The Jets will need Braelon Allen and his 598 rushing yards to answer a Buffalo ground game that can control the clock.
Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans — 1:00 PM — FOX
The Jacksonville Jaguars bring a 6-2 record into Nissan Stadium to face the 1-7 Tennessee Titans, and on paper this NFL matchup leans hard toward the visitors. Trevor Lawrence has thrown for 1,932 yards with 18 touchdowns and just four interceptions, while Parker Washington has turned 29 catches into 493 yards and five scores. Tennessee quarterback Cam Ward has 1,483 passing yards with six touchdowns and five interceptions, so expect the Titans to lean on Tony Pollard and his team-best 595 rushing yards and six touchdowns. The home side’s best hope sits up front, where Jacob Martin’s 6.5 sacks give Tennessee a real chance to rattle Lawrence and keep this one closer than the records suggest.
Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers — 1:00 PM — FOX
The Minnesota Vikings bring a 6-2 record into Lambeau as they visit the 6-3 Green Bay Packers. Jordan Love runs the Green Bay offense with 2,618 passing yards, 19 touchdowns and six interceptions, and Christian Watson has turned 49 catches into 879 yards and seven scores. Minnesota is preparing newly reacquired quarterback Kirk Cousins to play as Kyler Murray deals with a hamstring injury. Cousins threw for 2,340 yards with 20 touchdowns and eight interceptions for Las Vegas before returning to the Vikings in a trade this week. Justin Jefferson adds 393 receiving yards and four touchdowns, while Aaron Jones Sr. leads the ground game with 474 rushing yards. The matchup to watch is linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel and his 7.5 sacks against a Packers passing attack that has put the ball in Love’s hands 341 times. Get home pressure and the Vikings can tilt this one.
Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints — 1:00 PM — FOX
Two 3-5 teams meet at the Caesars Superdome on Sunday as the Carolina Panthers visit the New Orleans Saints in an NFL matchup where neither side can afford a sixth loss. Bryce Young has thrown for 2,197 yards with 16 touchdowns and six interceptions, and he has real help in Tetairoa McMillan (46 catches for 625 yards) and Chuba Hubbard (619 rushing yards and five touchdowns). Tyler Shough answers with 1,986 passing yards and 14 touchdowns while also leading New Orleans in rushing with 162 yards, and Chris Olave has turned 56 catches into a team-high 734 yards. Keep an eye on Chase Young, whose eight sacks make him the biggest threat to Bryce Young’s afternoon in the pocket.
Houston Texans at Cleveland Browns — 1:00 PM — FOX
The Houston Texans come into the weekend at 3-5 and need a road win in the worst way, while the Cleveland Browns sit at 5-4 ahead of Sunday’s NFL clash at Huntington Bank Field. C.J. Stroud has been far better than Houston’s record suggests, completing 181 of 282 passes for 2,251 yards with 16 touchdowns and just two interceptions, and Nico Collins leads the Texans with 384 receiving yards and four scores. Deshaun Watson counters with 1,806 passing yards, seven touchdowns and three interceptions for Cleveland, and Denzel Boston has been his go-to target with 32 catches for 507 yards. The Browns want to keep Quinshon Judkins and his 385 rushing yards involved, because falling into obvious passing downs means dealing with Will Anderson Jr. and his 9.5 sacks.
Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts — 1:00 PM — CBS
Two NFL teams with three wins between them meet at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday as the Miami Dolphins (1-7) visit the Indianapolis Colts (2-7). Jonathan Taylor gives Indianapolis its clearest edge with 656 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on 161 carries, while tight end Tyler Warren leads the Colts with 38 catches for 275 yards. Ball security is the worry for quarterback Daniel Jones, who has thrown for 1,722 yards with six touchdowns against 10 interceptions. Miami counters with quarterback Malik Willis (1,396 passing yards, six touchdowns and six interceptions) and running back Ollie Gordon II, who has 463 yards and four scores on the ground. Linebacker Chop Robinson and defensive tackle Adetomiwa Adebawore each have four sacks, and the quarterback who handles that pressure better should leave with a win his team badly needs.
Seattle Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders — 4:05 PM — CBS
The Seattle Seahawks (5-4) visit Allegiant Stadium on Sunday to take on the Las Vegas Raiders (4-5) in an NFL matchup where the home side needs a win to reach .500. Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the player to watch, already over 1,000 receiving yards with 71 catches, 1,036 yards and nine touchdowns. Emanuel Wilson gives Seattle 403 rushing yards and three scores, and linebacker Ernest Jones IV has 88 tackles. Las Vegas leans on tight end Brock Bowers (48 catches, 658 yards, six touchdowns) and running back Ashton Jeanty, who has 362 yards on 114 carries. Maxx Crosby and Byron Murphy II each bring four sacks, and the pass rush that gets home more often could swing this one.
Los Angeles Rams at Arizona Cardinals — 4:05 PM — CBS
The Los Angeles Rams bring a 5-4 record to State Farm Stadium for Sunday’s NFL matchup, while the Arizona Cardinals sit at 3-6 and badly need a home win to keep their season afloat. Matthew Stafford drives the Los Angeles offense with 2,374 passing yards, 16 touchdowns and nine interceptions, and Puka Nacua has hauled in 70 catches for 715 yards. Kyren Williams adds 593 rushing yards and six scores on the ground. Arizona runs through tight end Trey McBride, whose 73 receptions for 598 yards and five touchdowns lead the team, with Tyler Allgeier chipping in 369 rushing yards. The Rams have the more balanced attack on paper, but Budda Baker and the Cardinals defense will look to make Stafford pay for those nine picks.
San Francisco 49ers at Dallas Cowboys — 4:25 PM — FOX
The 7-1 San Francisco 49ers visit AT&T Stadium on Sunday afternoon, and the 4-5 Dallas Cowboys need this NFC showdown to get to .500. Brock Purdy has thrown for 1,980 yards with 17 touchdowns and five interceptions, while Christian McCaffrey has nine rushing scores and George Kittle leads the 49ers with 483 receiving yards. Dallas answers with Dak Prescott, who has 2,381 passing yards and 16 touchdowns, and CeeDee Lamb, whose 70 catches for 904 yards and seven scores make him the most dangerous receiver on the field. Javonte Williams adds 629 rushing yards and nine touchdowns, so the Cowboys can stay balanced if Quinnen Williams and his five sacks keep Purdy from getting comfortable.
Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals — 8:20 PM — Peacock, NBC
Two 6-2 teams meet at Paycor Stadium on Sunday night when the Pittsburgh Steelers visit the Cincinnati Bengals in an NFL matchup with real weight behind it. Joe Burrow has been sharp for Cincinnati, completing 219 of 296 passes for 2,386 yards with 23 touchdowns and six interceptions, and Tee Higgins gives him a big-play target with 48 catches for 758 yards and six scores. Pittsburgh counters with balance, as Aaron Rodgers has thrown for 1,871 yards and 13 touchdowns while Jaylen Warren has piled up 704 rushing yards on 119 carries. T.J. Watt and his 7.5 sacks give the Steelers their best shot at rattling Burrow, and Cincinnati’s Boye Mafe (5.5 sacks) will be hunting Rodgers on the other side. Burrow’s touchdown pace makes the Bengals the more dangerous offense, but this one should come down to which pass rush gets home first.
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